When you first hear about selective disclosure on Dusk, it feels a bit odd. Like you hold a secret, yet you can choose who sees a part of it. In normal chains, everything is open. That’s simple, but risky for real finance. Dusk hides transaction details by default. Then it uses smart cryptography so only the right people can see what they must see. It’s like a trusted envelope you can open only with permission. This matters now because markets and rules like GDPR, AML, and MiCA want both privacy and proof. Dusk isn’t about hiding forever. It’s about sharing just enough to stay compliant. This is real engineering, not hype. Teams are building tools that make this work with EVM and regulated assets. I see this as one of the few honest paths where blockchain can meet real‑world finance without leaking sensitive data, and that’s worth watching.
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