Imagine building a blockchain application like constructing a house—Dusk doesn't give you a raw shell, but provides a set of "Lego bricks" that can be freely assembled.

Since its inception in 2018, this Layer 1 public chain has been doing one thing: redefining the way blockchain works through a modular architecture. In simple terms, it breaks down core technology stacks such as consensus mechanisms, execution environments, privacy layers, and data storage into independent, plug-and-play functional modules. Financial institutions and developers no longer need to start from scratch repeatedly; they can simply select and combine modules flexibly based on actual needs (such as supply chain finance, private bond issuance, and other scenarios). The benefits are obvious—faster development speed and greatly enhanced system flexibility.

The stage where this modular solution truly shines is in the field of tokenized assets (RWA). Try transferring real estate or artwork rights onto the chain: asset issuers can easily integrate compliance verification modules to automatically screen qualified investors; simultaneously invoke privacy computing modules to hide sensitive ownership shares and transaction records; then, through efficient execution modules, settle and clear transactions in seconds. The entire process flows smoothly like a flowing stream, with costs kept very low.

From a technical perspective, this modular design also brings a leap in performance. Each layer can process in parallel and be optimized independently, making network throughput easily reach thousands of transactions per second, fully meeting institutional high-frequency requirements. The network adopts an innovative variant of the Proof of Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism, where DUSK token holders stake tokens to maintain network security while earning rewards.

Ultimately, Dusk's goal is far more than just creating a public chain. It aims to become a programmable financial infrastructure factory—through this modular "Lego system," significantly lowering the barriers to bringing traditional assets onto the chain, and ultimately fostering a new ecosystem where everything can be tokenized, with circulation processes that balance privacy and transparency.