The biggest fear in technology is staying on paper. Earlier this year, Dusk took a key step—launching an EVM-compatible mainnet. This is not just a technical upgrade but more like a breakthrough for the ecosystem.

Why is this so critical? It's simple. EVM compatibility means that the vast developer ecosystem and mature DeFi environment of Ethereum can be directly migrated. Imagine: a privacy-preserving Uniswap, or a fully compliant Aave, releasing enormous financial potential.

But the real story is on the asset side. Dusk's partnership with the Dutch NPEX exchange introduced €300 million in real securities assets. This solves the long-standing "from zero to one" problem that has plagued public chains. Most public chains are like having a road but no car—whereas Dusk, on the other hand, first secured €300 million in real assets as "fuel," and then built the "road" of the EVM mainnet. The logical sequence is completely different.

The DuskTrade platform was subsequently launched, effectively adding a user interface. Ordinary investors no longer need to look at complex smart contracts; they can directly trade these compliant equities and bonds. This integrated "technology layer + asset layer + user interaction" closed-loop design makes Dusk stand out among RWA projects full of white papers.

Recently, I have been paying close attention to the project's developments. The selling pressure is not high, and the development direction is solid. The RWA track itself is the future direction, and it’s worth continued observation.