2026-01-20 02:23:48

Recently, I came across a project that is making solid efforts on the compliance front—Dusk.

Their approach is quite interesting. Obtaining an EU financial license may sound simple, but what does it really mean? It means being able to convert real assets like stocks and bonds into on-chain tokens within a complete legal framework. This is not just a conceptual proof-of-concept; it’s real-world application.

Here are the facts—collaborating with the licensed Dutch exchange NPEX, they have already issued over €300 million in tokenized securities. This scale indicates that the market is indeed absorbing such products.

Many people think privacy technology is used for "stealth," but Dusk’s approach is different. They use privacy technology to pave the way for large funds and institutional investors, allowing them to enter the blockchain world more confidently while meeting compliance requirements. Risk control and technological innovation have reached a certain balance here.

Everyone in the industry is debating "how long it can last."

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ForumLurker

· 21h ago

300 million euros is quite an interesting figure; finally seeing a project that’s actually doing work instead of just bragging. ------ The RWA track definitely deserves a serious look, but compliance is also a double-edged sword. ------ Using privacy technology to attract institutional investment? That’s a fresh idea. Anyway, now everyone has to follow the rules. ------ What does the EU financial license signify? It shows that this isn’t just a passing trend; there’s some real substance. ------ A scale of 300 million euros isn’t particularly exaggerated in the RWA space. ------ Ultimately, it still depends on whether it can truly reassure traditional big capital. Having a license alone is far from enough. ------ Finally seeing a project that’s not just pure hype; the path to compliance is tough, but it’s not wasted effort. ------ What institutions need to enter is probably this set of tools—privacy plus compliance on both fronts.

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liquiditea_sipper

· 21h ago

Really, Dusk's approach is quite unique, turning privacy technology around to endorse institutions. 300 million euros is not a small figure, indicating that the compliance route can indeed be successful. Licenses plus tokenized securities—that's the proper approach. Finally, someone understands that privacy ≠ invisibility. Dusk's strategy is more ambitious than most projects. Compliance is truly the long-term game changer; everything else is superficial. However, the question is, who is really using these tokenized securities? Are institutions just following the trend or is there genuine demand?

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AirdropHunterXM

· 21h ago

Wow, tokenized securities worth 300 million euros—this guy is really getting things done. The integration of traditional finance into the blockchain is truly a watershed moment, but Dusk's approach of using privacy technology to pave the way for institutions is indeed brilliant. Just not sure how long the EU license will last; the boundaries of compliance are so vague. This is what RWA should look like, not those empty projects bragging every day.

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