Every action you take on the chain is clearly visible. DeFi transactions, digital asset exchanges, even social interactions—all become public data. What if you could execute complex smart contract logic while maintaining your privacy? Dusk Network is doing just that—a revolution in "programmable privacy" that is gradually unfolding within the ecosystem.



Many people confuse Dusk with traditional privacy coins, but this is a misconception. The role of $DUSK is entirely different. It is not an upgraded version of an anonymous currency but rather the fuel and governance tool that powers a privacy computing network. Where is its value? It depends on how many business logics involving confidentiality run on its virtual machine (Rusk VM). To put it another way—it's like upgrading from simply building a "more secure safe" (privacy coin approach) to constructing a "business skyscraper equipped with top-tier security" (privacy computing layer). The scale and imagination are completely different.

The real advantage lies in ecosystem applications. On conventional public chains, some scenarios simply can't run or offer poor user experience. Dusk fills this gap.

Looking at institutional DeFi—on-chain trading strategies of hedge funds, OTC trades between large institutions—no one wants to expose their holdings and operational intentions on Ethereum for the whole network to see. Dusk provides this layer of confidentiality. Moving into gaming and digital assets, truly "blind box" mechanisms and private transactions between players are doomed to be pseudo-necessities in transparent environments. With privacy protection, these applications can truly take off. This is the moat of the Dusk ecosystem—precisely meeting the application needs that transparent public chains exclude.
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GateUser-e19e9c10vip
· 4h ago
Privacy computing and privacy coins are so different, many people do get confused. Dusk offers an interesting perspective. Institutions definitely need this, but will ecological applications really take off? It depends on whether there will be enough killer apps in the future. On-chain transparency, to put it simply, is a double-edged sword. Good privacy protection is beneficial, but could it become a tool for money laundering by some? What do regulators think? The concept of a moat is a bit optimistic. The real test is how big the market demand is—not all applications truly need privacy. How are the performance and cost of Dusk VM? That directly determines whether anyone will actually migrate applications.
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DecentralizeMevip
· 4h ago
Safe deposit boxes in commercial buildings—what a perfect analogy --- Will institutions really use it, or is it just another good story --- The privacy computing layer indeed fills a gap, but can the ecosystem achieve cold start? --- I believe in the OTC trading scenario, but the segment about gaming blind boxes is a bit far-fetched --- DUSK's imagination is indeed greater than traditional privacy coins, but the question is how much can it be implemented --- Honestly, who is willing to migrate over? It still seems too early --- The logic behind hedge funds makes sense, but Ethereum is also adding privacy features --- If a moat were so easy to dig, it wouldn't be called a moat --- Rusk VM sounds promising; how does it perform in practice? --- Excluded application demands... that statement is quite bold
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ResearchChadButBrokevip
· 4h ago
Wait, are privacy computing layers and privacy coins really that different? It seems like many people are still confused. Wow, institutions are even willing to run OTC on ETH, now that's really bold haha. Blind boxes can't really be played on transparent chains, I understand the concept of Dusk. How long can this moat last? The key is whether the applications can scale up.
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SerumSurfervip
· 4h ago
Upgrading the vault to a commercial building—quite a vivid analogy... But can privacy computing really support so many applications?
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RetailTherapistvip
· 4h ago
It sounds quite reasonable, but will institutions really come to use it? It still depends on the temperature of the ecosystem. --- The idea of the privacy computing layer is indeed more imaginative than privacy coins, but right now it still depends on who can first implement the application scenarios. --- The story of hedge funds going on-chain has been told for a long time, but we haven't seen real institutional users with actual funds yet. --- Blind box mechanisms definitely require privacy, but can Dusk provide a better experience than other solutions? That’s the key. --- It seems no one cares about the governance aspect of $DUSK; everyone is still concerned about how much they can earn. --- A good analogy, from a safe to a commercial building, but does anyone actually want to move into this building? --- The ecosystem applications sound impressive, but in reality, most dApps are still struggling on Ethereum.
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