Slow Blockchains Win Regulated Markets
Crypto rewards speed. Faster development, faster narratives, faster cycles. Regulated markets reward the opposite.
In finance, slow often means careful. Careful means compliant. And compliant means usable at scale.
Blockchains designed for institutions rarely move quickly. They spend more time on architecture, audits, and legal alignment. To retail observers, this looks like stagnation. To institutions, it looks like seriousness.
Dusk fits this pattern.
Its development pace reflects the environments it targets. Tokenized securities, compliant DeFi, and institutional finance do not tolerate frequent breaking changes or experimental governance. They require stability and predictability.
This is why many infrastructure chains feel invisible until suddenly they are not. Adoption arrives quietly, through pilots, partnerships, and regulatory acceptance rather than hype cycles.
Fast chains win attention.
Slow chains win mandates.
For regulated markets, the second outcome matters far more.
