Sometimes I ponder, what will the DUSK ecosystem look like after a few more years?

To be honest, what attracts me the most are its two intersection points. On one side is privacy protection, and on the other is the compliance framework — these two seem contradictory, yet they are actually essential conditions for blockchain to truly integrate into reality.

Imagine that DeFi applications built on it can confidently handle real assets without constantly worrying about privacy leaks; or game developers use its protocol to add a layer of ownership privacy protection for players' rare equipment; looking further ahead, it could very well become the trusted bridge between the traditional financial world and the crypto world.

My understanding is that the final form of blockchain shouldn't be about revolutionary overthrow, but about seamlessly integrating into existing systems while bringing tangible improvements. The direction DUSK is betting on hits exactly this point.

The road is definitely still long, and there are many difficulties, but compared to speed, I care more about whether the direction is right. Currently, my attitude is to keep paying attention and continuous learning, and see how this story develops next.