The global financial market in 2026 has reached a critical inflection point—a massive wave of tokenization of real-world assets. This is not just about moving assets onto the blockchain, but a fundamental transformation involving ownership, legal compliance, and transaction liquidity.

Let's see what the Dusk Foundation has done. They launched the ZeZhe Protocol, which solves the last hurdle for traditional financial assets entering the blockchain world. Previously, tokens were like electronic certificates, making it difficult to handle complex legal obligations. The ZeZhe Protocol is different—it introduced a dynamic ownership model in 2026, allowing issuers to adjust the compliance attributes of tokens in real-time based on legal changes. For example, if a country amends its securities law, the issuer can submit a zero-knowledge proof to batch update the transfer rules for all related tokens, while the smart contract continues to operate. During the major regulatory changes in early 2026, this mechanism ensured that tens of billions of euros worth of on-chain assets remained compliant at all times.

Data speaks the loudest. According to the latest industry analysis, the total scale of real-world assets on the Dusk network has surpassed one hundred billion euros. These assets cover a wide range—from traditional company stocks and government bonds to complex derivatives and private equity. Why has it achieved such a large volume? The key is that Dusk has addressed two pain points most concerning institutional investors: first, clearing costs, and second, trading efficiency.