When it comes to privacy coins, most people first think of projects that are just riding the hype. But Dusk is taking a completely different approach.

Its core logic is very clear: it’s not about hype but about truly developing privacy technology that is usable in finance. What’s the difference? Many privacy projects focus on “being invisible,” but Dusk emphasizes “financial-grade privacy”—it remains hidden during normal operations, used to lock transaction data and business secrets, but when regulatory or audit needs arise, data can be disclosed in compliance.

This is like providing a double-edged sword for on-chain financial institutions. On one hand, sensitive transaction information is protected; on the other hand, the compliance window is always open. Institutions don’t have to worry about crossing legal boundaries, and regulators can operate with peace of mind. Such a design is crucial for attracting traditional financial participants.

From another perspective, Dusk is more like an “on-chain entry point for financial institutions,” rather than relying on hype and calls to attract retail investors. It follows a mature, steady, and gradually growing transaction volume approach. This strategy may seem slow, but for a project truly aiming to establish itself in the financial sector, it might be the smartest choice.