2026-01-17 05:23:39

Dusk Foundation has focused its Q1 2026 efforts on DuskEVM, launching zero-threshold migration and exclusive incentive programs to quickly attract developers from the Ethereum ecosystem. This approach is actually easy to understand—by lowering migration costs, developers will follow.

Currently, DuskEVM is in the sprint stage for mainnet launch. Although there are discussions online about related progress, the focus is actually on developer testing and ecosystem adaptation. One of the most core features is full compatibility with Solidity smart contracts—which has already been verified through practical testing. In other words, developers don’t need to learn a new language or start from scratch; they can directly move their DApps from Ethereum to DuskEVM, and with one click, enjoy the privacy protection and compliance auditing capabilities provided by Dusk Layer1.

This is highly significant for projects hindered by regulatory restrictions. After migrating DeFi protocols and RWA issuance platforms, they can directly meet regulatory standards such as EU MiCA and MiFID II, thus gaining access to institutional financial markets. Sounds a bit unbelievable? But that’s the actual logic.

Dusk Foundation doesn’t stop there; it also offers developer incentive programs. High-quality compliant applications can receive DUSK token rewards, technical support, priority access to the DuskTrade platform, and more. Additionally, a developer community has been organized, regularly holding technical salons and online training to help developers quickly master key skills like privacy module integration and compliant application design.

Currently, dozens of Ethereum projects have completed DuskEVM migration testing, covering various segments such as lending, wealth management, and asset tokenization. It looks like a compliance-centered DApp ecosystem is rapidly taking shape, which is a very interesting development direction.

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MondayYoloFridayCry

· 5h ago

One-click migration can also automatically ensure compliance. This logic sounds too perfect. Can it really be this smooth? DuskEVM's incentive力度不错, but the key is whether there are truly leading projects willing to follow suit. Compatibility with Solidity is indeed clever, with zero learning curve for direct entry. Developers should be on board. EU standards are easy to talk about, but I wonder if the actual implementation will face setbacks. Migrating dozens of projects for testing sounds like a lot, but the real challenge is stable deployment and operation. Compliance business is inherently difficult. If Dusk can truly break into the institutional market, that would be impressive. It's called an incentive plan in a nice way, but how much DUSK can you actually get? Feels like the same old template. This idea is a bit like trying to take Polygon's share, but with the added selling point of privacy as a differentiator. The mainnet hasn't officially launched yet. Now you're talking about ecosystem formation? Let's wait and see. One-click compliance feels like marketing talk. How can regulation be so easily handled?

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TokenStorm

· 5h ago

Zero-threshold migration sounds very attractive, but on-chain data shows that the DUSK distribution curve for the incentive program is a bit strange. However, it doesn't stop me from going all in. Dozens of projects have completed testing? With such a high risk factor, I bet it can make it to the mainnet launch day. Regulatory friendliness sounds good, but will the EU really buy it, or is it just another FOMO harvest? Solidity compatibility indeed reduces migration costs, but will developers really come, or is it just another hype? Compliance + privacy? These two are inherently contradictory, just good talk. I am optimistic about the RWA track, but whether Dusk can become the eye of the storm is still uncertain. Anyway, I have already set up my risk exposure.

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SybilSlayer

· 5h ago

It's really ramping up now. If Solidity is directly compatible, there truly are no migration costs. Wait, is this combination of privacy + compliance serious? Will institutions really buy into it? Have dozens of projects finished testing? Will it be a different story once the mainnet launches? If the RWA part can truly meet EU standards, then this is worth paying attention to. The incentive plan looks good, but I'm worried it might just be another sheep's wool scheme. I'm still a bit skeptical about full compatibility; we need to see it in real operation after launch to know for sure. It might just be another "looks good on paper" story. The actual outcome depends on whether the ecosystem takes off. How many DUSK tokens are rewarded? That's the real key. Compliance is indeed a differentiator, but how long it can be maintained is uncertain. Many projects have said the same during the mainnet sprint phase. Let's wait and see.

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MEVvictim

· 5h ago

One-click migration + privacy protection, this wave really addresses the pain points. Projects that have been stalled by regulations probably can't sit still anymore. Just asking, is it really that simple to meet the regulatory standards of the EU? It feels a bit over the top. Dozens of projects tested? What are their specific names? I always feel like this kind of news is a bit fake. The incentive plan is quite substantial, but the key is whether anyone will actually use it after migration. This logic sounds good, but whether it can be implemented depends on market response. Anyway, I will wait and see.

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SnapshotBot

· 6h ago

One-click migration, automatic compatibility... sounds too perfect, but have you actually tested it? Compliance definitely attracts institutions, but are the EU standards really that easy to meet? Can this wave of incentive programs retain people? The key is whether the ecosystem can truly take off. Dozens of projects sound like a lot, but they're still in the testing phase, right? Privacy plus compliance—this combined approach is quite innovative, but execution is the most critical. Feels like every new chain says the same... let's wait and see when the mainnet launches.

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