Bid farewell to the wild era of RWA: How Dusk reshapes the track pattern with 'compliant privacy'?
In the RWA (Real World Assets) track of 2026, we are witnessing a significant turning point: the market no longer pays for concepts that only exist on PPT; funds are frantically seeking infrastructures that can truly support real assets.
At the intersection of compliance and privacy, Dusk has quietly established an insurmountable barrier.
A solid foundation of real assets
The simplest indicator to judge the quality of an RWA project is: how many real off-chain assets does it actually have? The answer given by Dusk is shocking.
Through deep integration with the regulated Dutch exchange NPEX, Dusk's upcoming DuskTrade platform will directly connect to over 300 million euros of tokenized security assets. This is not a future plan, but an imminent liquidity migration. This means that from the moment Dusk's mainnet launches, it will be a financial ecosystem supported by substantial real value, rather than just an empty city for speculators.
Hedger: The only solution for institutions entering the market
Why are Wall Street giants hesitant to trade on a large scale through DeFi? The core pain point lies in 'privacy'.
The Hedger protocol deployed on Dusk's EVM mainnet precisely addresses this issue. It utilizes zero-knowledge proof technology to create an 'auditable privacy'. For institutions, this means that their trading strategies and holding data are kept confidential from the public (business security), while also being able to provide regulatory bodies with open audit interfaces (legal compliance).
This ability to 'have both' is not something other public chains can offer in the current market.
Conclusion
As the RWA track enters the second half, it is no longer about who tells the best story, but who can get the nod from regulatory bodies and who can reassure banks. With its dual-driven model of 'compliance license + privacy technology', Dusk has become the most solid bridge connecting traditional finance and Web3.
