Many people still haven't understood the true significance of the Dusk project. Simply put, it is a privacy blockchain infrastructure tailored for regulated financial scenarios.

What is the biggest dilemma in traditional finance? Assets like stocks and bonds want to be tokenized on the blockchain, but on one hand, they fear exposing transaction privacy, and on the other hand, they must comply with regulatory requirements. Existing public blockchains either do not provide thorough privacy protection or have compliance shortcomings, making it difficult to balance both. This is the market pain point.

The emergence of Dusk aims to fill this gap. It was founded in Amsterdam, Netherlands, in 2018, with a straightforward core goal: to enable institutions to issue compliant tokenized assets at lower costs, while providing ordinary investors with a safe and convenient participation channel.

What is the current progress? It has already established deep cooperation with the licensed Dutch exchange NPEX, successfully moving over €200 million of regulated securities onto the blockchain. NPEX itself has more than 17,500 active investors, which means the project already has real, effective application scenarios and a user base. It is not just talk on paper, but real-world implementation and operation.

To be honest, DUSK is essentially a "compliance privacy passport" for traditional finance entering the Web3 world.