Privacy coin tracks seem to have been divided between Monero and Zcash, but Dusk has played a differentiated card.
While others are making pure privacy coins, it has added smart contracts. What does this mean? Not only are user transactions hidden, but it can also run complex financial applications. Even more impressive, the selective disclosure technology allows privacy protection and regulatory audits to coexist—something many privacy chains cannot achieve.
On the technical level, ZK-VM smart contracts combined with a modular architecture directly surpass the functional boundaries of similar privacy coins. After the launch of DuskEVM, the development threshold has dropped significantly, and the imagination space for ecosystem expansion has suddenly widened.
Looking at valuation logic, $DUSK is currently priced at $0.0532, with a FDV of only $53.19 million. Compared to Monero’s $3 billion market cap, the gap is huge—calculate it yourself. What does this gap reflect? First, the market’s early valuation of this project; second, how scarce the "privacy + compliance + programmability" skill set is in the eyes of institutions.
Simply put, it’s not fighting a survival battle for traditional privacy coins but opening up a new track.
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BridgeNomad
· 5h ago
ngl, the selective disclosure angle is interesting but... hasn't this been the bridge exploit playbook? regulators think they're getting auditability, devs think they've got privacy. someone always gets liquidated in that gap. seen it before with cross-chain messaging protocols—trust assumptions collapse when you actually need them.
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ZenMiner
· 11h ago
Privacy + Compliance + Programmability, this combination is truly exceptional... Just looking at the valuation difference alone shows there's a story behind it.
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AltcoinTherapist
· 11h ago
Privacy + Compliance + Programmability, this combination is indeed rare. Dusk's differentiated approach is quite interesting.
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AirdropHuntress
· 11h ago
Looking at this valuation gap, it reminds me of the projects that were hyped up before... Selective disclosure sounds impressive, but it really depends on who the actual backers behind the project are. How are the tokenomics designed for those ZK technology projects? You need to dig into the historical data and not be fooled by the term "new track."
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SigmaValidator
· 12h ago
Wow, privacy + compliance + programmability? This combo skill tree really hasn't been explored before, no wonder the valuation is so low.
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mev_me_maybe
· 12h ago
This move by Dusk is truly brilliant—privacy + compliance + smart contracts all in one. No one else saw it coming.
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YieldFarmRefugee
· 12h ago
Wow, privacy + compliance + programmability—this combination is truly rare.
Privacy coin tracks seem to have been divided between Monero and Zcash, but Dusk has played a differentiated card.
While others are making pure privacy coins, it has added smart contracts. What does this mean? Not only are user transactions hidden, but it can also run complex financial applications. Even more impressive, the selective disclosure technology allows privacy protection and regulatory audits to coexist—something many privacy chains cannot achieve.
On the technical level, ZK-VM smart contracts combined with a modular architecture directly surpass the functional boundaries of similar privacy coins. After the launch of DuskEVM, the development threshold has dropped significantly, and the imagination space for ecosystem expansion has suddenly widened.
Looking at valuation logic, $DUSK is currently priced at $0.0532, with a FDV of only $53.19 million. Compared to Monero’s $3 billion market cap, the gap is huge—calculate it yourself. What does this gap reflect? First, the market’s early valuation of this project; second, how scarce the "privacy + compliance + programmability" skill set is in the eyes of institutions.
Simply put, it’s not fighting a survival battle for traditional privacy coins but opening up a new track.