I've observed that certain blockchain initiatives attempt to impose new behaviors rather than honoring preexisting ones. Finance, especially, doesn’t change overnight. That’s why Dusk Network feels realistic to me.
In traditional financial systems, privacy is part of how responsibility is handled. Information is shared carefully, access is controlled, and yet accountability still exists through audits and rules. That structure has worked for a long time.
What Dusk seems to do is bring that same mindset on-chain. Let transactions be verifiable, let compliance exist, but avoid exposing sensitive details unless it’s truly necessary.
It’s not the kind of idea that creates immediate excitement. But when it comes to infrastructure for real-world assets, practical and careful design often ends up being the most valuable over time.