Recently, the market performance of $DUSK has attracted a lot of attention, and it has also sparked my strong interest in this privacy-oriented public chain. With so many public chain projects out there, why focus specifically on one that emphasizes privacy? The key is that it opens a new door—tokenizing those high-threshold private equity funds, which not only lowers the entry barrier for ordinary investors but also protects your privacy throughout the process.

Imagine this scenario: you are interested in a private equity fund, but the investment process is extremely complicated, requiring you to fill out a bunch of application forms. In the future, such funds could be issued directly as tokens on a privacy public chain. At this point, you only need to use cryptographic technology to prove that you meet the investment qualifications—such as having the required assets—without revealing your bank statements to the entire internet.

What’s even more clever is the set of features after holding the tokens. The fund’s performance data and dividend records can be selectively disclosed to you through zero-knowledge proofs, ensuring that the fund’s trading strategies are not leaked, and your specific holdings are not made public. This design, which can verify authenticity while safeguarding privacy, offers a significant realm of imagination for the entire financial industry.