The small team in Amsterdam has been quietly focusing on technology, rarely appearing on social media. Instead, their code and legal documents have become their twin flowers. Dusk Network's mainnet has been stable for a year, with active privacy transactions steadily increasing.



The key innovation is the selective disclosure mechanism—transaction data is fully encrypted and kept in a black box during normal operations, but when regulatory review is needed, users can easily authorize relevant authorities to view the data with a single click, achieving a perfect balance. This is a brilliant solution for compliance and privacy protection.

Even more interesting is Zedger, a securities tokenization tool that directly lowers the issuance costs of traditional assets on the chain. The most consistent feedback from institutions is: finally, they can confidently put real assets on the chain. From proof of concept to real deployment, privacy public chains are crossing that trust gap.
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GamefiEscapeArtistvip
· 01-19 11:51
The low-key tech crowd is all about doing this. They quietly develop products without relying on public opinion. The selective disclosure approach is truly top-notch, balancing privacy and regulatory compliance, with well-designed algorithms. Honestly, I haven't been paying enough attention to Zedger, but the fact that institutions dare to invest real assets shows that confidence has indeed returned. The privacy track has finally moved from theoretical discussions to actual implementation. Mastering both code and legal documents? Now that's the proper way for genuine builders.
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BearMarketBuyervip
· 01-19 11:51
Focusing on technology is the real deal, much better than just jumping around every day. Selective disclosure is a brilliant move; privacy and compliance are no longer at odds. Zedger lowering costs, institutions are finally willing to get serious. Running stably for a year without issues, that in itself says something. Implementing technical solutions is the way to go; what’s the point of a white paper? The mainnet has been live for so long without a major incident, it really shows something. Someone is finally taking privacy seriously in this space. I've long said that balancing compliance and privacy is the future; it seems I wasn’t overthinking it. Lower costs are the key to truly attracting institutional participation. Code speaks for itself; no need to rant on Twitter every day.
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MainnetDelayedAgainvip
· 01-19 11:35
Stable operation for a year now. How many times has the延期通知 been postponed? Anyway, there must be records in the database. Finally, there's a project that not only talks the talk but also walks the walk. Selective disclosure is indeed a clever move, satisfying both regulatory and privacy concerns... Ingenious. Did Zedger lower costs? How long has it been since the last deployment promise? Suggest adding it to the Guinness World Records. How many times have I heard the phrase "real gold on the chain"? Is this time really different, or are they just fortune-telling again? A team that quietly focuses on technology—code speaks louder than trumpets. I agree with that, at least unlike some projects that just shout slogans.
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PrivacyMaximalistvip
· 01-19 11:32
Honestly, this selective disclosure design is quite interesting; they've found a good balance between privacy and compliance. Tools like Zedger should have been around a long time ago; institutions are still waiting. Code speaks louder than tweets, and I generally trust teams that focus on development. If it runs stably for a year without issues, it shows that the product is reliable. Regulatory approval is a must; this kind of solution is much smarter than just pushing back. Tokenizing real assets is really limited by cost and risk; Dusk has hit the nail on the head. As long as the mainnet is stable, that's what matters; the biggest risk in this kind of project is unexpected issues. In the highly competitive privacy public chain sector, they really have a unique angle.
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