I tried to understand the Dusk Foundation with a scenario more akin to real business. Suppose a small or medium-sized enterprise in Europe seeks financing; it has plenty of stories, but lacks smooth compliance processes, needs to verify investor identities, disclose issuance information, ensure transaction compliance, clarify settlements, and maintain audit trails. Traditional methods are inefficient and costly. If blockchain implementation only addresses tokenization without resolving compliance processes, it ultimately won't work.
Dusk's approach is more about making processes into executable rules on the chain, while also using privacy protection to keep sensitive details out of the public eye, all while retaining necessary audit entry points. Coupled with interoperability and high-quality data access, you can connect post-issuance transactions and settlements to a larger chain economy instead of being trapped in a small circle. The key here is not a single-point technology, but the end-to-end experience. Institutions are willing to adopt it if a chain can reduce their liabilities, reworks, and explanations.
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