Recently, an interesting project worth paying attention to has emerged: Dusk Network, a blockchain solution focused on privacy finance.

The issue is very real—every time you conduct a financial transaction, the transaction amount and account information are like being magnified under a microscope. Privacy protection has become a luxury. Dusk's approach is to directly build a public chain that supports private transactions.

Its approach is quite interesting. For example, if you want to participate in a company's equity transaction (they have a partnership with the Dutch stock exchange NPEX and have integrated on-chain assets worth 300 million euros), but do not want to expose the transaction size and price. Using the Dusk protocol, transaction details are encrypted and stored, with the on-chain record only showing cryptographic proofs, preventing third parties from viewing specific transaction data. The cleverest part is that when tax audits or compliance reviews are needed, users can selectively disclose transaction proofs—protecting privacy while satisfying regulatory requirements.

On the technical side, they have developed modules like Hedger, which can even provide privacy protection for stablecoin transactions—something quite rare in the current crypto ecosystem.

It is worth noting that Dusk has accumulated 7 years of experience in privacy technology and only officially launched its mainnet last year. The next big highlight is the launch of DuskEVM, planned for the first quarter of this year. In simple terms, it allows Ethereum developers to migrate applications to Dusk at minimal cost while automatically gaining privacy protection capabilities. For projects that want privacy features but rely on the Ethereum ecosystem, this is indeed an opportunity.