Recently, many traditional financial institutions have begun to explore on-chain ecosystems, and the RWA (Real World Assets) track is gaining momentum. But the immediate question is—how can institutions feel secure about going on-chain while not exposing users' transaction privacy?

The emergence of Dusk, a Layer-1 protocol, is precisely aimed at tackling this tough problem. It combines privacy protection with compliance requirements, with three major features worth noting:

First is the application of Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZK-SNARKs) technology. In simple terms, it allows transactions to be verified without revealing sensitive data—which is a must-have for institutional users. Second is its native compliance design, which directly supports the issuance and management of regulated assets, solving many pain points. Lastly, its consensus mechanism has been optimized for high-frequency trading, maintaining very low latency.

In terms of strength, Dusk has already built a solid foundation in privacy financial infrastructure. If you're looking for a project with both technical depth and practical implementation potential, this is definitely worth keeping an eye on. How the ecosystem will develop after the mainnet launch remains to be seen.