By early 2026, the crypto market is gradually recovering from the adjustment, but Dusk has received little attention. Interestingly, this project with a market cap of only a few tens of millions of dollars has already launched the DuskEVM mainnet and is about to introduce the regulatory-grade RWA platform DuskTrade. The huge gap between its market value and fundamentals has begun to attract the attention of long-term investors.

Dusk's story actually began in 2018. Unlike projects that chase trends, it has been tackling tough problems—how to make institutions truly willing to use blockchain. The answer boils down to two words: compliance and privacy. Through its own Hedger protocol and modular design, Dusk has achieved a combination of EVM compatibility and native privacy. More importantly, it has deep cooperation with NPEX, directly obtaining a real regulatory license endorsement. In today’s environment of increasing global regulation, this is almost a rare resource.

DuskEVM is already online, and migration for developers involves minimal cost. A compliant DeFi ecosystem is now taking shape. Once DuskTrade is operational, hundreds of millions of euros in real assets will flow in, creating a positive feedback loop between capital and technology. Compared to Layer 1 projects whose valuations have already skyrocketed, Dusk is not only more focused technically and more practical in implementation but also holds the card of institutional cooperation.

The RWA track itself has enormous potential—the market size could surpass trillions of dollars. Dusk happens to be positioned at this windfall. It does not rely on storytelling or hype but on real strength: mainnet delivery, regulatory cooperation, and ecosystem development. Once the market awakens and recognizes the true value of compliant privacy chains, the current undervaluation will eventually be corrected. For investors seeking asymmetric opportunities, Dusk is definitely worth paying close attention to in 2026.