These days, asset security and privacy have become major issues. Traditional finance is prone to crashes, information leaks everywhere, and fees are outrageous. Web3 is supposed to solve these problems, but many projects either have serious security vulnerabilities or make transaction records completely transparent—in blockchain explorers, every move you make is watched.

Is it possible to enjoy the autonomy of blockchain without being forced to "go naked"?

There is a project in Europe called Dusk, dedicated to doing exactly that. It is a foundational public chain, but completely different from those "Wild West" style chains—Dusk was built from inception to be locked into EU financial regulations, especially frameworks like MiCA. This is not a gimmick; it’s genuine compliance DNA.

Its core innovation is its "compliant privacy" design. How does it work? For example, if you want to participate in RWA (tokenized bonds, real estate, and other real assets), and you don’t want the entire network to see your transaction amounts and account balances. On traditional public chains, this is basically impossible. But on Dusk, through the Hedger privacy module, your transaction data can be encrypted and protected, visible only to you and the recipient.

There’s a clever design here: "Selective Disclosure." When tax authorities or auditors need verification, you don’t have to reveal all transactions—just prove the legality of that specific transaction, while other information remains encrypted. It’s like locking your ledger in a cabinet, only pulling out specific pages when needed for relevant authorities, keeping the rest private.

This approach not only closes loopholes for money laundering but also protects user privacy. For users who want to conduct real asset transactions on-chain but care about privacy, this is a significant breakthrough. Compliance and privacy are no longer opposites—they can coexist.