In the past month, the privacy coin sector has been repeatedly experiencing "crazy market movements," with DUSK's performance especially eye-catching. This previously overlooked project suddenly became the focus of market discussion — its price surged more than four times in just 30 days, with a single-day increase once exceeding 110%. Such a rally has indeed made early investors smile from ear to ear, but for those contract traders who entered at high levels, the current situation is a bit awkward: continuing to hold risks catching the last wave, while closing positions might mean missing out on the subsequent main rally.

From a fundamental perspective, DUSK's explosion is actually traceable. Its core competitive advantage lies in its unique positioning of "privacy + compliance." In an era of increasingly strict regulation, this combination appears particularly attractive. The project employs zero-knowledge proof technology, which can both hide transaction details and retain auditability, opening doors for applications in institutional-level use cases and real-world asset tokenization (RWA). It is understood that the DuskEVM mainnet is imminent, and the project has already accumulated a pipeline of potential assets worth hundreds of millions of euros, which are crucial foundations for long-term value.

The problem is that short-term trading risks are rapidly accumulating. On-chain data already hints at this: as the price surged, the inflow volume on DUSK exchanges significantly increased, once exceeding 6 million tokens in a single day, setting a recent high. What does this indicate? Early holders and profit-taking short-term traders are shifting their chips to exchanges, preparing to cash out. Coupled with nearly 49% high volatility, it suggests that prices may swing up and down, which is undoubtedly a risk signal for contract traders.