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#vanar $VANRY @Vanarchain is defining a brand new philosophy of infrastructure: it is not satisfied with being just a fast box that keeps accounts, but through fundamental physical reconstruction, it directly engraves AI reasoning and semantic memory into the consensus layer, allowing blockchain to evolve from a 'passively executed tool' to an 'actively thinking brain.' While the market is still entangled in the numerical game of TPS, Vanar has already laid the tracks for the intelligent economy through this AI-native architecture, making each token the core fuel driving future productivity.
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Rejecting the Illusion of Prosperity: How Vanar Reconstructs the Digital Foundation in the AI Era
For a long time, the Web3 industry has been shrouded in a false performance boom. Open any blockchain social media, and the overwhelming propaganda emphasizes how much TPS (transactions per second) has broken through, or how confirmation speeds have been shortened to milliseconds. For a long time, this was seen as the golden rule of blockchain design. However, as artificial intelligence truly begins to scale across various industries, this single-minded pursuit of speed is proving to be a significant misguidance.
The most common misunderstanding currently is that people see AI merely as another DApp on the blockchain or a functionality plugin that can be mounted at any time. This cognitive bias has led to a market flooded with numerous AI-added projects. They forcefully weld a smart interface onto an outdated architecture that could originally only handle simple transfers, attempting to adapt old ledgers to cutting-edge neural networks. This is essentially using agricultural era management thinking to run factories of the industrial era. In the operating environment that AI truly needs, TPS is no longer a core metric, because no matter how fast a ledger is, if it cannot understand the context of the data, it is just an expensive and inefficient computational garbage bin.
The most common misunderstanding currently is that people see AI merely as another DApp on the blockchain or a functionality plugin that can be mounted at any time. This cognitive bias has led to a market flooded with numerous AI-added projects. They forcefully weld a smart interface onto an outdated architecture that could originally only handle simple transfers, attempting to adapt old ledgers to cutting-edge neural networks. This is essentially using agricultural era management thinking to run factories of the industrial era. In the operating environment that AI truly needs, TPS is no longer a core metric, because no matter how fast a ledger is, if it cannot understand the context of the data, it is just an expensive and inefficient computational garbage bin.
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#plasma $XPL From the deep logic of the white paper, @Plasma ($XPL ) is not replicating another public chain, but is attempting to achieve a dimensionality reduction attack on traditional finance through "decentralized payments." Its most original design lies in the Paymaster protocol, which completely tears apart the traditional public chain model of "buying road money," allowing users to achieve zero-cost transfers of USDT without holding native Gas tokens, directly addressing the last barrier for cryptocurrency to enter mainstream commercial society. In the technological context of 2026, it cleverly positions itself as "a highway mounted on Bitcoin's security net," using Bitcoin's absolute credit to back every stablecoin transaction that settles in seconds. This "as solid as a rock and as fast as lightning" vertical architecture, combined with its real settlement scale that has surpassed 4.5 billion USD, allows $XPL to truly break away from speculative attributes and evolve into an indispensable clearing engine in the global digital dollar circulation system.
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No more Gas fees for USDT transfers? Understand the payment revolution of Plasma ($XPL) in one article.
If we compare the current public chain race to a bustling CBD, most chains are competing to build the most magnificent skyscrapers, trying to fit decentralized social networking, AI computing power, and even metaverse games all in. But @Plasma ($XPL ) is like a unique chief designer, who steps out of the office and points to the underground pipes saying: 'If transferring money requires long queues and high fees, then no matter how beautiful these buildings are, they are just castles for geeks.'
Thus, Plasma was born. It clearly states in the white paper: it does not aim to create a universal public chain, but instead focuses on one thing - global stablecoin payments.
Thus, Plasma was born. It clearly states in the white paper: it does not aim to create a universal public chain, but instead focuses on one thing - global stablecoin payments.
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#dusk $DUSK In addition to technical and economic models, @Dusk there is a very unique perspective, which is its "favored son" status in the regulated financial markets of Europe. Dusk is deeply involved in the EU's regulatory sandbox and is a technology partner of NPEX (European Stock Exchange), which means that the assets it issues (such as corporate bonds and stocks) have real legal recourse rather than being just simple on-chain code. In addition, it adopts a privacy-optimized proof-of-stake mechanism, lowering the hardware threshold, allowing ordinary devices to participate in network maintenance. This layout of "regulatory compliance + underlying decentralization" makes it not just a blockchain protocol, but more like a compliant middleware that connects traditional bank counters with Web3 wallets.
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#dusk $DUSK The total supply cap of Dusk's token is 1 billion, and its core feature is the adoption of an ultra-long linear release period of 36 years, ensuring long-term value stability required by the RWA ecosystem through this very slow pace. Currently, the network's inflation mainly comes from node block rewards (initially about 3%), but a fee destruction mechanism (5% of Gas fees directly destroyed) has been introduced to hedge against inflationary pressure. For ordinary holders, this 'slow release + stable inflation' mechanism avoids large-scale dilution in the short term; as long as they participate in staking, the rewards obtained usually can outpace inflation, making it a typical robust design serving institutional compliance scenarios.@Dusk
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#dusk $DUSK For ordinary DeFi players, @Dusk Dusk's privacy smart contracts are very meaningful. Their most direct use is to allow you to participate in compliant RWA transactions, while being authenticated without having to 'run naked across the entire network'. Through its unique ZK proof technology, you can prove to the protocol that you meet investment thresholds or have completed KYC without exposing your wallet balance and personal privacy information, thus achieving 'private transactions' and effectively resisting the prying of bot traps. In simple terms, it moves you from the transparent blockchain 'fishbowl' to a protected private space, allowing you to operate as smoothly as in ordinary DeFi, while ensuring asset security and identity privacy.
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#dusk $DUSK Dusk and Chainlink's collaboration is like giving RWA a 'global compliance passport'. Dusk excels in privacy protection, able to hide your asset privacy like a safe while also meeting financial regulations; meanwhile, Chainlink acts as the top 'courier' and 'translator', responsible for securely delivering these assets to major public chains like Ethereum. In the past, ordinary people feared that RWA would be opaque or overly complicated when trying to cross chains, but now, through this collaboration, you can purchase compliant tokenized assets on @Dusk and then easily transfer them to other chains for collateral or lending, just like making a transaction. This model of 'privacy compliance + one-click cross-chain' lowers the barriers between different blockchains, making what was once complex institutional assets as simple and convenient as trading ordinary tokens, truly transforming RWA from an island into universally available liquid assets.
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#dusk $DUSK From the current industry trends, @Dusk The core of whether the mainnet upgrade can take off lies in whether it can capture the first wave of dividends from "big money entering the market." The current blockchain market does not lack faster Layer-1 solutions; what it lacks is a compliant foundation that traditional financial institutions (TradFi) can approve. The biggest move of the Dusk mainnet upgrade is to truly push the “privacy smart contract,” which has been accumulated for many years, into practical use. This means that banks and securities companies that were previously kept out due to privacy compliance issues now have a legitimate physical interface. Once securities exchanges like NPEX start officially issuing tokenized assets (RWA) on Dusk, the liquidity driven by real assets will be incomparable to purely speculative projects. Meanwhile, the upgraded Piecrust virtual machine significantly reduces the difficulty of development, allowing ordinary programmers to develop privacy applications just like coding on Ethereum. This "technological dimensionality reduction" will attract a large number of DeFi protocols to relocate here in pursuit of differentiation. The rise of Dusk's ecosystem may not be like “meme coins” that become overnight millionaires; it is more like a steady climb driven by infrastructure—first compliant assets, then institutional funds, and finally forcing a prosperous ecosystem. When this “privacy + compliance” flywheel starts turning, its dominance in the RWA track will truly explode.
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How Dusk's Zero-Knowledge Proof Technology Protects Privacy
To understand how @Dusk protects privacy, we must first break down the traditional perception of 'privacy.' In many people's subconscious, privacy means complete disappearance, like hiding money in a tree hole deep in the mountains where no one can find it. However, in the modern financial system, this primitive hiding cannot survive. Dusk's zero-knowledge proof technology essentially addresses a mathematical paradox: how can one be sure that what you have is legitimate without clearly seeing what it is?
The cornerstone of all this comes from a proof protocol called PLONK. We can think of PLONK as a super precise 'black box verifier.' In traditional transactions, if you want to prove you have the money to buy a house, you typically have to show the bank your balance, salary statements, or even identification. But in Dusk's system, you only need to input this private data into the black box, which will output a 'little note' with a mathematical anti-counterfeiting mark based on predefined logic. This note does not contain your specific balance; it only contains a logical result: this person's assets are indeed sufficient to pay for this house, and the source of this money is legitimate. When this note is sent to the blockchain network, all the verifying nodes only need to spend a very short time checking the authenticity of this note, without being able to peek at any private numbers behind it. This 'verifiable but not visible' characteristic is the core logic of how Dusk protects privacy.
The cornerstone of all this comes from a proof protocol called PLONK. We can think of PLONK as a super precise 'black box verifier.' In traditional transactions, if you want to prove you have the money to buy a house, you typically have to show the bank your balance, salary statements, or even identification. But in Dusk's system, you only need to input this private data into the black box, which will output a 'little note' with a mathematical anti-counterfeiting mark based on predefined logic. This note does not contain your specific balance; it only contains a logical result: this person's assets are indeed sufficient to pay for this house, and the source of this money is legitimate. When this note is sent to the blockchain network, all the verifying nodes only need to spend a very short time checking the authenticity of this note, without being able to peek at any private numbers behind it. This 'verifiable but not visible' characteristic is the core logic of how Dusk protects privacy.
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Why did European RWA projects choose chains like Dusk?
European bankers have an inescapable nightmare: how to meet the aggressive compliance requirements of MiCA (Regulation on Markets in Crypto-Assets) without allowing their trading positions to 'run naked' on the public chain. This logical trap has directly sentenced most generic public chains to death. Under the regulatory framework in Brussels, putting financial assets on the chain is not a race about 'speed', but a contest about 'sovereignty'. The ability to crush is fundamentally rooted in the fact that from the very first line of code, it was not designed to be a 'token issuance platform', but to reconstruct a set of underlying legal order that aligns with European financial genes.
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Why is Dusk crushing the compliance privacy track while other RWA projects are still chasing the taillights?
The current RWA track is actually caught in a large-scale "compliance self-indulgence." If you look through the white papers of the top twenty RWA projects, you will find a humorous phenomenon: they are all trying to patch up a foundation that does not belong to the financial regulatory world. Ethereum is great, but the original intention of Ethereum's design is transparency and permissionlessness, which is inherently incompatible with the "privacy" and "strong access" that are deeply rooted in traditional finance (TradFi). The so-called compliance of most projects is merely about layering complex whitelist control codes on top of ERC-20 contracts, which is like using transparent tape to create a closed roof on a convertible sports car. It looks somewhat convincing, but as soon as the regulatory storm hits, the people inside will still get soaked.
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Overinterpretation of out-of-context statements is hard to guard against, and conspiracy theories can more easily sweep public sentiment.
Today I saw Sister He Yi on the X platform responding to a discussion post about CZ's views on meme coins being taken out of context, where she said the widely circulated phrase: "Overinterpretation of out-of-context statements is hard to guard against, and conspiracy theories can more easily sweep public sentiment."
This statement is not a casual exclamation, but rather a reflection on the reality of a wave of screenshots spreading in the community, the fermentation of rumors, and the loss of control over emotions at that time. In her complete response, she pointed out that CZ's originally neutral and objective statement (most meme coins will not last, but those with cultural value may exist for a long time) was cut down to a tune of pessimism towards memes and Binance's downfall, rapidly fermenting in the Chinese circle and triggering FUD and selling pressure. Emotions run ahead of facts, and debunking always lags behind.
This statement is not a casual exclamation, but rather a reflection on the reality of a wave of screenshots spreading in the community, the fermentation of rumors, and the loss of control over emotions at that time. In her complete response, she pointed out that CZ's originally neutral and objective statement (most meme coins will not last, but those with cultural value may exist for a long time) was cut down to a tune of pessimism towards memes and Binance's downfall, rapidly fermenting in the Chinese circle and triggering FUD and selling pressure. Emotions run ahead of facts, and debunking always lags behind.
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#dusk $DUSK Dusk The most hardcore charm lies in its ability to redefine the 'sense of boundaries' in finance through code: it achieves privacy compliance under zero-knowledge proofs through the Citadel protocol, allowing large funds to prove their innocence to regulators without having to disclose positions to the world; this protection of 'digital dignity', combined with the real destruction of @Dusk brought by each settlement after the mainnet launch in 2026, makes it no longer a void narrative, but the most hardcore underlying clearing position in future digital finance.
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@Dusk DuskEVM: Breaking the Privacy Island, Opening a Fully Compatible New Era of Finance
For a long time, Web3 developers have faced an extremely torn choice: either embrace Ethereum's (EVM) massive liquidity and mature toolchain but endure the privacy breaches brought by full transparency of the ledger; or pursue financial-grade privacy at the cost of venturing into obscure privacy chains, which requires learning complex underlying languages and confronting an ecological desert. This long-standing opposition between 'ecology' and 'privacy' is the fundamental reason why large funds have been hesitant to fully enter the market.
The official launch of DuskEVM in January 2026 has completely ended this awkward game. This is not just an upgrade of a technical interface, but a truly significant 'dimensionality reduction strike'.
The most core logic I see is that DuskEVM is not reinventing the wheel. It cleverly retains the development habits of the Solidity language, allowing tens of thousands of Ethereum developers to migrate seamlessly. But the hardest-core magic happens at the bottom level—it embeds zero-knowledge proofs (ZK) protection into the EVM execution process through the Piecrust virtual machine. This means that protocols that originally ran 'naked' on Ethereum can automatically gain a financial-grade privacy moat as long as they run on Dusk, without changing the core logic.
For me, this means $DUSK has evolved into the 'universal settlement layer' of the entire Web3 asset privacy. It acts like a filter, making assets compliant and private. When developers find they can write code with familiar tools that avoids prying eyes from competitors while passing audits, DuskEVM becomes the only home for high-value financial applications. Under this logic, every call will trigger a ZK proof and produce a rigid consumption of $DUSK . This not only accommodates the past but also defines the future settlement standards for financial assets. #dusk
For a long time, Web3 developers have faced an extremely torn choice: either embrace Ethereum's (EVM) massive liquidity and mature toolchain but endure the privacy breaches brought by full transparency of the ledger; or pursue financial-grade privacy at the cost of venturing into obscure privacy chains, which requires learning complex underlying languages and confronting an ecological desert. This long-standing opposition between 'ecology' and 'privacy' is the fundamental reason why large funds have been hesitant to fully enter the market.
The official launch of DuskEVM in January 2026 has completely ended this awkward game. This is not just an upgrade of a technical interface, but a truly significant 'dimensionality reduction strike'.
The most core logic I see is that DuskEVM is not reinventing the wheel. It cleverly retains the development habits of the Solidity language, allowing tens of thousands of Ethereum developers to migrate seamlessly. But the hardest-core magic happens at the bottom level—it embeds zero-knowledge proofs (ZK) protection into the EVM execution process through the Piecrust virtual machine. This means that protocols that originally ran 'naked' on Ethereum can automatically gain a financial-grade privacy moat as long as they run on Dusk, without changing the core logic.
For me, this means $DUSK has evolved into the 'universal settlement layer' of the entire Web3 asset privacy. It acts like a filter, making assets compliant and private. When developers find they can write code with familiar tools that avoids prying eyes from competitors while passing audits, DuskEVM becomes the only home for high-value financial applications. Under this logic, every call will trigger a ZK proof and produce a rigid consumption of $DUSK . This not only accommodates the past but also defines the future settlement standards for financial assets. #dusk
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#dusk $DUSK Don't think of finance as too complicated, @Dusk is just doing subtraction with code.
If an industry relies entirely on expensive intermediaries and lengthy approvals to maintain its efficiency, it will eventually be consumed by more advanced technology. The reason I value Dusk is that it is doing something extremely pure: pulling financial logic off the paper and throwing it into code.
What I appreciate most is its tuning of the Piecrust virtual machine. It makes so-called "compliance" no longer a game at the dinner table or a thick contract, but a set of immutable instructions. When an asset is determined to be legal in the underlying logic, it instantly completes the rights confirmation. This extreme squeezing of efficiency leaves those old institutions still profiting from information asymmetry utterly powerless.
Regarding privacy, I also have my own understanding. Dusk's Citadel protocol is not meant to create a black box, but to provide the dignity that large funds deserve. The principle of zero-knowledge proofs is pushed to the limit here: I may not let you see my pocket, but I can mathematically prove that I haven't violated any rules. This reclaiming of "data sovereignty" is the ecosystem that future finance should have.
Once you see through these principles, you will understand the deflation logic of $DUSK . In every settlement of the mainnet in 2026, the destruction of tokens is paying for this efficient underlying order. I choose to stand on the side of code because in this uncertain world, only the logic written in the underlying won't deceive.
If an industry relies entirely on expensive intermediaries and lengthy approvals to maintain its efficiency, it will eventually be consumed by more advanced technology. The reason I value Dusk is that it is doing something extremely pure: pulling financial logic off the paper and throwing it into code.
What I appreciate most is its tuning of the Piecrust virtual machine. It makes so-called "compliance" no longer a game at the dinner table or a thick contract, but a set of immutable instructions. When an asset is determined to be legal in the underlying logic, it instantly completes the rights confirmation. This extreme squeezing of efficiency leaves those old institutions still profiting from information asymmetry utterly powerless.
Regarding privacy, I also have my own understanding. Dusk's Citadel protocol is not meant to create a black box, but to provide the dignity that large funds deserve. The principle of zero-knowledge proofs is pushed to the limit here: I may not let you see my pocket, but I can mathematically prove that I haven't violated any rules. This reclaiming of "data sovereignty" is the ecosystem that future finance should have.
Once you see through these principles, you will understand the deflation logic of $DUSK . In every settlement of the mainnet in 2026, the destruction of tokens is paying for this efficient underlying order. I choose to stand on the side of code because in this uncertain world, only the logic written in the underlying won't deceive.
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#dusk $DUSK I saw the way finance should be in @Dusk .
To be honest, after being in the circle for a long time, it’s easy to feel fatigued by the endless false narratives. But when I first encountered the underlying logic of Dusk, it felt like stepping from a noisy marketplace into a precisely crafted laboratory. It didn’t give me an illusion of getting rich quickly, but rather an extremely grounded sense of order.
What fascinates me the most is its execution power of code as law. In its system, there are no ambiguous contracts, nor any procrastination from manual reviews. When assets are in its chain, the Piecrust virtual machine acts like a tireless judge, automatically adjudicating compliance and access every microsecond. This extreme automation made me realize how much of our lives we have wasted on useless intermediary processes.
I often wonder why large amounts of capital are always hesitant about decentralized finance. It’s actually due to a lack of decent privacy. The Citadel protocol of Dusk strikes me the most because it leaves a sense of dignity for participants—you don’t need to show your wallet balance to the whole world; you only need to prove your innocence to the rules. This respect for humanity is what I believe gives it the confidence to truly embrace real wealth.
For me, holding a DUSK is actually voting for a more efficient and fair order. Every turn of the mainnet in 2026, every asset's liquidation and destruction, in my eyes, is a technological repair of the old financial world. I am not just waiting for a number to grow; I am witnessing a set of smarter civilizational rules emerging from the code.
To be honest, after being in the circle for a long time, it’s easy to feel fatigued by the endless false narratives. But when I first encountered the underlying logic of Dusk, it felt like stepping from a noisy marketplace into a precisely crafted laboratory. It didn’t give me an illusion of getting rich quickly, but rather an extremely grounded sense of order.
What fascinates me the most is its execution power of code as law. In its system, there are no ambiguous contracts, nor any procrastination from manual reviews. When assets are in its chain, the Piecrust virtual machine acts like a tireless judge, automatically adjudicating compliance and access every microsecond. This extreme automation made me realize how much of our lives we have wasted on useless intermediary processes.
I often wonder why large amounts of capital are always hesitant about decentralized finance. It’s actually due to a lack of decent privacy. The Citadel protocol of Dusk strikes me the most because it leaves a sense of dignity for participants—you don’t need to show your wallet balance to the whole world; you only need to prove your innocence to the rules. This respect for humanity is what I believe gives it the confidence to truly embrace real wealth.
For me, holding a DUSK is actually voting for a more efficient and fair order. Every turn of the mainnet in 2026, every asset's liquidation and destruction, in my eyes, is a technological repair of the old financial world. I am not just waiting for a number to grow; I am witnessing a set of smarter civilizational rules emerging from the code.
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#dusk $DUSK I think the most hardcore logic of @Dusk lies in its complete termination of the chaotic phenomenon in the RWA track, which only tells stories without implementation. Through the Piecrust virtual machine, officially put into production environment in 2026, it directly compiles the legal constraints of securities trading into the underlying code, transforming asset circulation from manual approval to physical-level instruction execution. Combined with the zero-knowledge proof privacy protection provided by the Citadel protocol, I can meet the most stringent audit requirements through an encrypted interface without exposing trading positions. This architecture, which solves the privacy and compliance contradiction at the virtual machine level, has effectively made Dusk an automatically operating global financial clearing engine. When each real securities asset is confirmed, distributed, or traded on the chain, tokens are continuously consumed and destroyed in real-time through the SBA consensus mechanism. This kind of rigid deflation driven by real financial business volume is the fundamental reason I believe it can dominate the foundation of digital asset clearing.
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Why do I dare to assert that Dusk is the only underlying liquidation monopolist in the RWA track?
I have seen too many RWA projects, most of which are entangled in how to move assets on-chain, but in my opinion, this is completely putting the cart before the horse. Anyone can move assets, but who can take over the power of liquidation? In January 2026, as @Dusk enters the mainnet production phase, I saw a completely different answer: it is not begging for old finance to come in, but rewriting the physical laws of finance with three underlying principles.
First of all, what I value the most is its native compliance capability of the Piecrust virtual machine. Other public chains handle compliance by patching at the application layer and writing blacklists, which is not only bloated but also prone to vulnerabilities. However, my research found that Dusk directly compiles securities law into the execution engine. This means that when I trade assets through it, the compliance logic is enforced as physical instructions, rather than optional contract parameters. This approach of eliminating manual audit costs from the code base is what I truly consider financial-grade infrastructure.
First of all, what I value the most is its native compliance capability of the Piecrust virtual machine. Other public chains handle compliance by patching at the application layer and writing blacklists, which is not only bloated but also prone to vulnerabilities. However, my research found that Dusk directly compiles securities law into the execution engine. This means that when I trade assets through it, the compliance logic is enforced as physical instructions, rather than optional contract parameters. This approach of eliminating manual audit costs from the code base is what I truly consider financial-grade infrastructure.
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How the Dusk Protocol Takes Over the Clearing Rights of Global Finance
On January 7, 2026, the Layer-1 protocol officially entered the production environment stage, marking the transition of the RWA track from the preliminary narrative of 'asset mapping' to the ultimate execution phase of 'compliance clearing protocols.' In the context of increasingly stringent global financial regulation, the logic of large-scale capital entry is undergoing a qualitative change: institutions are no longer seeking highly transparent public ledgers but are turning to private execution environments with 'one-way auditing capabilities.' Dusk established the Citadel protocol at the base of its white paper, achieving selective disclosure of data at the Layer-1 level through zero-knowledge proof (ZK) technology. This mechanism allows licensed institutions, such as NPEX exchanges, to meet the audit requirements of MiFID II and the EU MiCA framework through reserved encrypted interfaces while protecting business secrets and trading strategies. This legal compliance achieved at the underlying protocol level is the technological prerequisite for hundreds of millions of euros in securities assets to choose to fully migrate to the Dusk network in the first quarter of 2026.
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