Recent regulatory discussions are making one point increasingly clear: privacy will not disappear, but it must be provable. Financial activity is expected to remain confidential by default, while still allowing verification when disputes, audits, or oversight arise. Dusk is designed around this direction rather than reacting to it later. Its use of selective disclosure in practice, generally allows transactions to stay private without breaking audit requirements. This matters as tokenized assets, compliant DeFi structures, and on-chain financial products move closer to production. Networks built only for transparency or only for secrecy struggle under these conditions. Dusk treats regulation as an operating environment, not a temporary phase. For crypto-native users focused on long-term credibility, this approach aligns with how real financial systems are being integrated on-chain today rather than how early crypto imagined they might work.
