2026-01-11 07:26:39

As MEME and DeFi capture all the attention, a major asset migration is happening behind the scenes. What drives this transformation is not speed, but privacy protocols.

My conclusion is straightforward: compliant privacy computing is becoming a prerequisite for RWA (Real World Assets) explosion and is very likely to be the next key focus for institutional capital deployment. In this niche track, Dusk Network has already established an insurmountable technological advantage.

Imagine these scenarios. When BlackRock issues tokenized funds, would they want everyone to see the underlying holdings changes? When Morgan Stanley conducts large-scale transactions on-chain, would they welcome retail investors sniping in advance? The answer is obvious—they wouldn’t. What they truly need is to keep their business activities confidential within a framework that fully complies with regulations (KYC/AML).

Dusk offers exactly this "set of institutional tools." From the very first line of code, it is designed for "selective disclosure." This makes it fundamentally different from general public chains.

In complex scenarios like supply chain finance, this capability is greatly amplified. Suppliers need to prove they have high-quality orders to obtain financing. Core enterprises need to maintain supply chain data sovereignty to prevent commercial leaks. Financial institutions and investors need to access verifiable compliant assets to expand their business scope. Regulators require transparent audit capabilities without infringing on corporate privacy.

This is a multi-party profit-sharing design, and Dusk is currently the only solution provider.

DUSK’s price may still be sleeping, but the network’s fundamentals have quietly changed. The partnership with licensed exchange NPEX and DuskTrade is a signal that turns theory into reality.

Institutional deployment never chases fleeting hype. They seek assets with deep moats, that solve real problems, and align with long-term regulatory directions. Dusk happens to meet these criteria. When the tide truly recedes, you will realize—some ships’ hulls have already been reinforced.

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ParanoiaKing

· 01-11 07:56

Really, institutions are playing chess in the shadows while we are still watching MEME fluctuations. Dusk's ecosystem will eventually rise, the question is when. Privacy computing + compliance, this is the key to RWA. BlackRock and Morgan won't let retail investors see the full picture; frankly, Dusk is tailored for big investors. Prices are still sleeping, but the fundamentals have changed. When major institutions truly move, it will be too late to react. The potential of supply chain finance has been seriously underestimated; multi-party profit-sharing businesses have always been the most solid. Moats, once built, cannot be dismantled. Some projects have already sealed their hulls. Instead of chasing the latest trend, it's better to find things that the market has forgotten but have real demand. Dusk follows this logic. True strategic planning looks three to five years ahead, not whether it will rise next week.

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GasFeeLover

· 01-11 07:54

Really, the institutions are quietly working on this stuff, while we're still scrolling MEME --- Privacy + compliance combo punch, no one expected Dusk to play like this before --- Wait, are you saying BlackRock is secretly using this? Then retail investors are indeed stuck --- Whether the moat is deep or not, let's put that aside. The key question is, can it really be used? Is the NPEX partnership reliable? --- Prices are sleeping while fundamentals are racing. I can't help but get tense over this kind of rhetoric --- A design where all parties profit? I doubt it, but I want to see what it can develop into --- Supply chain financing is indeed a real need. If Dusk can truly solve this, it will take off --- So DUSK is cheap now because no one sees this layer? Feels like another hidden gem buried deep

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airdrop_whisperer

· 01-11 07:51

Really? The institutions are secretly stockpiling in the privacy track, while we're still playing MEME haha. Dusk's logic indeed holds up, and before RWA is implemented, privacy compliance must be standard.

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GigaBrainAnon

· 01-11 07:49

Damn, this is the real show. MEME们 are awkwardly dancing on stage, while institutions are quietly transferring funds backstage. Wait, does BlackRock and Morgan Stanley really use Dusk? Honestly, I think it's a bit overthought haha. Supply chain finance is indeed complicated, but is Dusk really the only solution? That sounds a bit absolute. Moats, regulatory friendliness, genuine demand... sounds good, but what does the sleeping price indicate? Are institutions quietly deploying or just waiting for the wind to blow? Waiting for the tide to go out? Bro, I want to get on board right now, don’t play poetic with me. This logic makes sense, but RWA explosion is still early, Dusk can wait until that day. NP EX collaboration is indeed a signal, but how many people really need this niche track... Privacy + compliance is a rare combo, if it can really be implemented, it’s the ceiling of a track. DUSK sleeping might not mean no one knows, but really no one cares. When institutions really come in, retail investors will have been eaten clean.

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GasOptimizer

· 01-11 07:36

Wait a minute, I need to ponder this logic... Do institutions really use public chains for privacy-related matters? --- In the dark forest, everyone wants to hide, but can Dusk really hide? That's the question. --- To be honest, RWA definitely needs a privacy layer, but whether DUSK can become the "only" one remains to be seen. --- The partnership with DuskTrade looks promising, but having a partnership alone isn't enough; it depends on whether the actual trading volume can pick up. --- It reminds me of those "perfect solutions" back in the day... but the market just didn't buy it. --- The supply chain finance application scenario really hits the pain points, I believe in that. --- A deep moat is deep, but I'm worried that one day a big fish might step in and do this themselves. --- A sleeping price combined with a silent fundamental, this combination looks a bit dangerous.

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YieldFarmRefugee

· 01-11 07:30

Wow, now I understand why institutions are secretly working on privacy... It seems that when retail investors play MEME, the big players have already laid out the game. RWA is really about to take off, Dusk's approach definitely has some substance. Wait, about supply chain finance... how complicated does it have to be for both BlackRock and Morgan to need this? It doesn't seem like something for this year. Whether the moat is deep or not, the key question is: does anyone actually use this? Or is it just another seemingly perfect theory?

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 01-11 07:29

Wait a minute, the game that institutions are playing is not the one we see... Privacy compliance is indeed an underground battlefield.

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