Dusk's positioning is very clear — to bring real-world assets onto the blockchain. Traditional financial assets such as stocks, private equity, and real estate have long lacked suitable infrastructure on the blockchain. Dusk's approach is to address this issue through privacy protection and automated compliance, directly reducing the technical and compliance costs for institutional participation.
Speaking of real-world applications, their collaboration with Société Générale to issue digital green bonds is a convincing example. This is not just a theoretical plan but has been successfully implemented in the high-end financial market. This signifies that RWA (Real-World Assets) are moving from concept to practical application, with institutional-level participation on the rise. The seemingly opposing needs of privacy and compliance have been integrated into the same system — this indeed alleviates many concerns for traditional financial institutions entering Web3.
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CryptoWageSlave
· 9h ago
Société Générale's recent move is indeed aggressive, but for RWA to truly break into the mainstream, more institutions need to follow suit.
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LootboxPhobia
· 9h ago
Can compliance and privacy coexist? This is truly thoughtful, much better than those projects that just boast every day.
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TaxEvader
· 10h ago
Société Générale's partnership case is indeed quite solid; RWA is finally no longer just talk.
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MEVHunter
· 10h ago
yo, actually cracking the compliance layer with privacy intact? that's the real alpha move nobody's talking about. societe generale deal isn't just marketing noise—they actually shipped it. rwa infrastructure has been the bottleneck forever, finally seeing institutional flow unlock here.
Dusk's positioning is very clear — to bring real-world assets onto the blockchain. Traditional financial assets such as stocks, private equity, and real estate have long lacked suitable infrastructure on the blockchain. Dusk's approach is to address this issue through privacy protection and automated compliance, directly reducing the technical and compliance costs for institutional participation.
Speaking of real-world applications, their collaboration with Société Générale to issue digital green bonds is a convincing example. This is not just a theoretical plan but has been successfully implemented in the high-end financial market. This signifies that RWA (Real-World Assets) are moving from concept to practical application, with institutional-level participation on the rise. The seemingly opposing needs of privacy and compliance have been integrated into the same system — this indeed alleviates many concerns for traditional financial institutions entering Web3.