I've seen many public chain projects boast loudly, but Dusk takes a different approach. While others emphasize how decentralized they are, they instead focus their efforts on how financial institutions can trust them—this mindset is quite pragmatic.

On the technical side, their Segregated Byzantine Agreement consensus mechanism is indeed impressive. The name sounds intimidating, but its stability when running is truly solid. It's not a project that just talks about concepts; they are genuinely solving real-world problems.

Currently, their market cap is still low and hasn't attracted much public attention. But it's this kind of low-profile, infrastructure-focused project that can unexpectedly break through later. Financial-grade applications are never built solely through marketing hype.