The crypto market has been debating whether "compliance will stifle innovation," but the collaboration between DUSK and the Dutch licensed exchange NPEX has already answered this question with concrete actions. This is not just a hype-driven partnership, but a real-world practice of financial onboarding on the blockchain.

What is NPEX? As a regulated Dutch exchange, it mainly avoids high-frequency speculation and focuses on serving small and medium-sized enterprises for financing, securities issuance, and trading. These types of institutions have a completely different imagination for blockchain—they require efficiency but cannot have information flooding the entire network, and must stay within regulatory boundaries. Most public chains are reluctant to touch this gray area. DUSK, however, has set its sights on it.

Technology is not just talk. DUSK, based on zero-knowledge proofs and privacy computing, can achieve "data concealment and verifiable results" on-chain. For licensed institutions like NPEX, corporate financing data, investor information, and transaction details do not need to be exposed to the entire network, yet compliance, legality, and asset authenticity can still be verified. This perfectly bridges the gap between traditional finance and blockchain.

More importantly, this collaboration sends a signal: DUSK is not just imagining a future compliant environment, but actively using technology to adapt to the existing financial order. This approach is worth referencing for other public chains.