Have you ever wondered what most projects are busy with? When the market heats up, they jump on the bandwagon; when a new narrative becomes popular, they follow suit; where the traffic flows, they rush there. It seems quite proactive, but in reality, they are passively waiting for the next wave of opportunity to come. But Dusk is different. It’s not waiting for a bull market; it’s waiting for something else—the moment when real-world finance can’t do without it anymore. This may sound like passive waiting, but behind it is actually a strong strategic resolve.

Most public chains are designed to serve the crypto world itself, but Dusk’s logic is completely the opposite. It started by leaving room for the “financial world that hasn’t yet been massively on-chain.” Looking at its technical direction makes this clear: it’s not chasing DeFi, NFTs, or the recent Meme craze, but focusing on scenarios like securitized assets, RWA issuance, compliant clearing, and privacy settlement. These things may sound unsexy, but they will be extremely important in the future. This contrarian approach to layout itself demonstrates what strategic vision really means.

So, what are the real challenges facing traditional finance? It’s not blockchain performance issues, high Gas fees, or development difficulties. The real bottlenecks are threefold: Will private data be leaked? Can it be recognized by regulators after on-chain? Who is responsible if something goes wrong? As long as any one of these three questions cannot be confidently answered, even the most advanced on-chain solution will be shut down at the risk control approval stage.

And Dusk is working to solve all three problems simultaneously. It’s not about making a fuss over transparent ledgers, but using its own privacy and compliance technology solutions to open a truly feasible path for traditional finance to enter the on-chain world.