Regulations are shaking up crypto, but Dusk Network isn’t just keeping up—it’s setting the pace for compliant privacy. Since 2018, Dusk has been building tools that let big institutions operate confidently, even with the spotlight on them. Their Citadel protocol, for example, gives financial-grade privacy, keeping positions hidden but still letting regulators check what they need to. That’s huge for large funds.

Dig a little deeper, and you’ll find Piecrust VM. It doesn’t mess around; it actually bakes legal rules right into how smart contracts work, so things like MiFID II and MiCA aren’t just guidelines—they’re hardwired into every transaction. On top of that, the Phoenix model uses PLONK zk-SNARKs to make sure transactions stay anonymous but provable, and Moonlight lets users reveal just enough info for an audit without putting everything out in the open.

Dusk’s SBA consensus isn’t just fast—blocks settle in about 10 seconds, and finality is under 10 seconds too—it actually makes the network more scarce over time, burning tokens with every settlement as adoption ramps up. Plus, the new DuskEVM brings zero-knowledge tech to Solidity, so developers can build regulated apps that move millions in securities, all while staying GDPR compliant for digital ID.

Right now, about 450 million $DUSK tokens are out there from a billion max, and 204 million are staked—almost half the supply—keeping the network secure. Dusk isn’t just reacting to new rules. It’s out front, designing what private, auditable finance should look like.
@Dusk $DUSK #Dusk