Specifically, the value of Dusk actually lies in three very tangible aspects.

First, technically, it has truly brought privacy mechanisms like zero-knowledge proofs to a “usable” level. Many projects’ zero-knowledge proofs still remain in academic papers, looking impressive but in practice either too slow or verification costs are prohibitively high. But Dusk is different; it focuses on engineering solutions that can quickly generate proofs in real transactions and verify efficiently, fully capable of handling the pressure of actual business — not just a pretty but useless facade.
Second, its approach to compliance integration is particularly clear. It doesn’t treat compliance as a “footnote” to be casually added. From the very beginning, it has reserved a path for controlled auditing. Simply put, transaction data is encrypted and hidden during normal operations, so no one can see it; but when regulatory authorities need to audit, they can retrieve trusted data according to rules, which neither leaks business secrets nor fails to meet KYC/AML requirements. This “controlled visibility” is key to bringing institutions like banks and brokerages onto the chain — after all, no organization dares to expose sensitive data openly on the internet.
Third, developer experience is prioritized, which is extremely important. DuskEVM is directly compatible with Ethereum’s Solidity language, so developers in the Ethereum ecosystem don’t need to learn new things from scratch; migrating contracts is very low cost. Even better, after migration, they can directly call Dusk’s privacy primitives without having to tinker with complex privacy plugins. This “ready-to-use” tooling approach allows developers to focus on creating innovative applications rather than getting stuck on technical adaptation, naturally accelerating the pace of innovation.
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