The key to whether the RWA track can truly land is whether "compliant assets can cross-chain." The collaboration between Dusk Foundation and Chainlink offers a different approach.
To put it simply, in the past, cross-chain bridges were just crude token transfers, right? But compliant assets are different. A security token cross-chain requires ensuring that the receiving end can verify the sender's compliant identity, preventing non-compliant assets from mixing in. That’s why Chainlink’s CCIP protocol is interesting—it has paved a "regulatory-grade highway" for security tokens.
How is this achieved? Built-in risk mitigation mechanisms ensure the security and atomicity of cross-chain assets, while also encrypting and synchronizing compliance information. In simple terms: during cross-chain transfer, the other chain can verify your compliance status in real-time, preventing bad assets from entering.
Currently, DUSK has implemented this solution. The CCT standard allows tokens to transfer freely between Ethereum and Solana, and security tokens issued by NPEX can circulate freely between DuskEVM and Ethereum. The market scope has expanded from Europe to the global Web3 ecosystem.
What does this mean? The ceiling for institutional assets entering the crypto market has suddenly been broken. Previously, large assets stuck on compliance issues now have a pathway to enter.
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BearWhisperGod
· 1h ago
Hey, really, this time Dusk and Chainlink have truly different approaches. Conducting compliance verification at the cross-chain layer is the right way to go.
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ProposalManiac
· 1h ago
Well, I understand this logic, but the problem is—who defines "compliance"? European standards crossing into Asia need to be re-verified, and no matter how perfect the incentive mechanism design is, it can't solve jurisdiction conflicts.
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BagHolderTillRetire
· 1h ago
Speaking of which, this idea is indeed good, but can it really be implemented? The influx of institutional assets may not necessarily be a good thing; could it end up being cut off in the end?
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OnchainHolmes
· 1h ago
To be honest, someone has finally truly understood the compliance hurdle, not just by shouting slogans.
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SchroedingersFrontrun
· 1h ago
Wait, does this mean institutions are really coming in? Or is it just another "regulatory-friendly" bubble story...
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Degen4Breakfast
· 1h ago
Wait, can this really be implemented? Feels like just storytelling again...
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HorizonHunter
· 2h ago
Wait, can this really be implemented? The previous cross-chain solutions were also hyped up quite a bit...
The key to whether the RWA track can truly land is whether "compliant assets can cross-chain." The collaboration between Dusk Foundation and Chainlink offers a different approach.
To put it simply, in the past, cross-chain bridges were just crude token transfers, right? But compliant assets are different. A security token cross-chain requires ensuring that the receiving end can verify the sender's compliant identity, preventing non-compliant assets from mixing in. That’s why Chainlink’s CCIP protocol is interesting—it has paved a "regulatory-grade highway" for security tokens.
How is this achieved? Built-in risk mitigation mechanisms ensure the security and atomicity of cross-chain assets, while also encrypting and synchronizing compliance information. In simple terms: during cross-chain transfer, the other chain can verify your compliance status in real-time, preventing bad assets from entering.
Currently, DUSK has implemented this solution. The CCT standard allows tokens to transfer freely between Ethereum and Solana, and security tokens issued by NPEX can circulate freely between DuskEVM and Ethereum. The market scope has expanded from Europe to the global Web3 ecosystem.
What does this mean? The ceiling for institutional assets entering the crypto market has suddenly been broken. Previously, large assets stuck on compliance issues now have a pathway to enter.