Most people say they care about privacy.
Very few want to build it properly.
Dusk takes a different approach — privacy that works with real-world systems instead of pretending regulation doesn’t exist. That’s a harder problem, and also a more honest one.
Instead of “hide everything,” Dusk focuses on selective privacy, compliance, and usability. This is what institutions, enterprises, and serious applications actually need.
Privacy isn’t about secrecy. It’s about control.
As Web3 grows, the demand won’t be for chaos — it will be for systems that protect users while still functioning in reality. Dusk is positioning itself in that uncomfortable middle ground most projects avoid.
That’s not flashy. But it’s strategic.
Do you think privacy chains need to adapt to reality — or fight it?
