Brothers who have engaged in on-chain lending must have experienced the despair of extreme market conditions like '312' or '519'. Many times, it's not that you don't have money to top up your position, but rather that the chain is blocked, or the transaction has rolled back, leaving you helplessly watching your position being liquidated.
Many people study @Dusk , often focusing only on its privacy attributes, but overlook its most hardcore feature in the DeFi financial underlayer—immediate finality. The deeper you study, the more you'll realize that this is the key to #dusk being able to carry large capital lending.
Why do I say this? On Ethereum or certain L2s, a transaction takes time from issuance to 'absolutely irreversible' (some even require a challenge period of several minutes). This is not a big deal in normal times, but during a market crash, those few minutes can mean the difference between life and death. And Dusk is the absolute king in this regard. Its consensus mechanism ensures that once a transaction is on-chain, it is confirmed in milliseconds and never rolls back.
What does this mean? It means that in the ecosystem of Dusk, the liquidation mechanism of lending protocols will be incredibly precise. There will be no cross-collateralization (bad debts) caused by network delays, nor will there be 'miskills' caused by rollbacks. For those lending giants with tens of millions in capital, the certainty provided by Dusk is the greatest sense of security.
Today's DeFi is like playing with Lego bricks, building higher and higher, but the foundation becomes increasingly shaky. What Dusk does is turn the foundation into reinforced concrete. When the storm comes, while other chains crash, roll back, or fight for rights, only Dusk remains as steady as a mountain. This is not called a technical advantage; this is called a financial bottom line.
This is why I say that future compliant lending will definitely migrate to Dusk. Because here, your money is truly safe.
