Dusk: Why Public Chains Leak More Than People Realize
One thing I keep noticing is how much information public blockchains quietly expose. Even without names attached, wallet patterns, timing, and fund movement often tell a full story. In real financial markets, that level of exposure would never be acceptable because it creates unfair insight and unnecessary risk.
That’s the gap Dusk is trying to address. Built as a Layer 1 for regulated and privacy aware finance, it focuses on keeping sensitive activity confidential while still allowing verification when it’s required. This becomes critical if tokenized stocks or commodities ever trade at scale. Institutions cannot operate where every move turns into public data.
Dusk’s modular design also matters because financial standards change over time, and infrastructure needs to adapt without chaos. If on chain markets want serious participation, protecting execution while preserving accountability may be non negotiable.
Do you think information exposure is the real reason institutions hesitate on fully transparent chains?
