2026-01-13 13:22:39

In an era of tightening regulatory frameworks, compliance qualifications have become the core competitiveness of crypto projects. Dusk, with full recognition of the MiCA regulation and endorsement from the Dutch Central Bank, quickly became a top choice for financial institutions.

Its approach is quite clear: on one hand, using zero-knowledge proof technology to lock privacy in institutional transactions; on the other hand, proactively leaving an audit channel for regulators—this balance of privacy and compliance is exactly what traditional financial institutions need most.

Last year, NPEX completed a $300 million asset tokenization project, which is a practical application of this compliance framework. Digital asset securitization is no longer just theoretical; it is a real market activity.

More interestingly, Dusk has begun to replicate the mature compliance experience of the EU globally, attempting to break through regional growth ceilings. Against the backdrop of gradually clarifying regulatory policies in various countries, whoever obtains this compliance passport first will seize the advantage.

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UnluckyValidator

· 01-13 13:53

Wow, compliance is really in demand now MiCA is taking off right after approval, I see through this routine But combining zero-knowledge proofs with audit channels? That’s really something Wait, a $300 million tokenization project has really been implemented? Or is it just another fundraising news to fool people Copying the EU’s experience worldwide sounds simple, but actually doing it is difficult... Whoever gets the compliance certificate wins, the rules of this game are clear Still a bit skeptical, will big institutions really follow up so quickly? The era of compliance has arrived, the days of wild growth are coming to an end Dusk made a good call on the position this time, central bank endorsement is different This is long-termism, although it’s not as exciting, but it lasts longer

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WhaleInTraining

· 01-13 13:53

I have to say, this wave has truly grasped the trend of regulation. Compliance is becoming more and more valuable. A compliance pass really is attractive, but I'm just worried that there might be some regulatory surprises coming to disrupt the scene. Zero-knowledge proofs are quite impressive; privacy and compliance can coexist—that's real skill. Most projects can't strike this balance. I just want to see where NPEX's $300 million ends up... Tokenization has potential, but it depends on real money. It's easy to seize the first-mover advantage, but copying the EU model worldwide? Is that really feasible? Policies vary so much across regions. Dusk's approach is quite different; few actively embrace regulation. But on the other hand, financial institutions currently lack this, and as long as they get that paper, it's a hot commodity.

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EntryPositionAnalyst

· 01-13 13:52

Compliance has really become the new moat, it's no longer a technical competition but a race for certifications. The endorsement from the Dutch Central Bank is indeed solid, but can domestic entities keep up? Or will they just watch Europe take the lead? The balance between privacy and compliance is well managed here; traditional institutions are just going along with this approach.

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SquidTeacher

· 01-13 13:50

Compliance is really becoming more and more valuable now. Dusk's move is quite brilliant... Wanting privacy while also reassuring regulatory authorities is truly an art of balance.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 01-13 13:41

Compliance has really become a hot commodity. Dusk's move is indeed clever—want privacy and approval at the same time, having your cake and eating it too.

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EthMaximalist

· 01-13 13:38

Compliance is indeed playing its hand, but can the European approach really be universally applicable? It still seems to depend on the attitude of each country's central bank.

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gas_fee_trauma

· 01-13 13:36

Compliance, huh? It should have been played like this a long time ago. Much more reliable than those projects that constantly hype concepts every day.

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