Recently, I have been paying attention to the DUSK project. Its price surge is indeed fierce, with a single-day jump of 80%—no joke. At first, I didn't pay much attention, but after taking a closer look, I understood its unique features.

To put it simply, its core selling point is solving a long-standing difficult problem—how to pass regulatory audits while preventing institutional business data from being exposed. This contradictory requirement is handled quite well through its modular architecture.

Thinking about the currently hot RWA (Real-World Asset) track, where various real assets are being moved onto the chain. If a large financial institution wants to participate, they definitely wouldn't choose a fully transparent chain with everything laid bare. Dusk, with its inherent compliance features as a public chain infrastructure, has become a necessity. This logic is quite interesting.