Markets are shaped by how participants feel, not just by what they know. In transparent environments, fear of exposure influences behavior constantly. Participants hesitate, fragment activity, or delay execution to avoid signaling. Dusk removes this psychological pressure by allowing execution to remain confidential while still producing provable results.
This changes how markets behave. Participants act with more intention and less defensiveness. Liquidity becomes steadier. Volatility driven by visibility decreases. From my view, confidential execution does not hide information. It removes distortion.
Dusk’s approach mirrors how traditional markets protect execution quality. Orders are not broadcast until settlement. Strategies are shielded. Outcomes are verified. By bringing this logic on chain, Dusk enables healthier market behavior without sacrificing accountability.
