2026-01-20 05:29:35

A truly vibrant blockchain project ultimately depends on what kind of innovative uses the native token can support. The DUSK token in Dusk Network is not just for show; it permeates every corner of the ecosystem, building a fairly complete value circulation system.

First, let's talk about security. Holders of DUSK can stake it to become "providers" in the network, simply put, participating in block validation and consensus mechanisms. What benefits do stakers get? The rewards from newly minted DUSK plus a share of transaction fees, which serve as passive income. This not only incentivizes more people to participate in maintaining network security but also ensures broad decentralization. The threshold is quite reasonable—just 1000 DUSK to participate in staking, which is friendly to small retail investors.

Next, let's look at ecosystem operation. Everything on Dusk Network requires DUSK: paying transaction fees, deploying privacy smart contracts, running decentralized applications… all must use DUSK to pay Gas fees. As financial activities within the ecosystem become more frequent, the demand for DUSK will only rise. This is a classic fuel model: the more the token is used, the stronger the value capture mechanism becomes.

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GasFeePhobia

· 01-20 05:58

Dusk's staking system is indeed quite interesting. The 1,000 token threshold is relatively friendly for retail investors, but I'm just worried that there won't be enough ecosystem users in the future.

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NotSatoshi

· 01-20 05:57

Staking starting from 1000 tokens is a decent setup, but the real test is whether the ecosystem can get off the ground later on. No matter how good the hype is now, it all depends on actual user data.

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StakeOrRegret

· 01-20 05:48

A threshold of 1000 tokens is indeed friendly, but the real question is whether the ecosystem activity can keep up. Staking yields sound good, provided that transaction fees can really pick up. The gas fee model is outdated; the key is whether there are real applications using DUSK. It's both staking and gas, feels no different from other public chains. To put it simply, it's all about demand supporting the price; this routine has been played out. Low threshold for small retail investors is good, but big players won't hold back when it comes to cutting in. Everyone can talk about the fuel model, but whether it can really ignite is the real deal.

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shadowy_supercoder

· 01-20 05:39

Starting with 1000 coins is indeed tempting, but I'm worried it might just be another scam to trap new investors.

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