2026-01-15 11:32:38

Recently, I was chatting with a few friends from traditional finance backgrounds and heard an interesting perspective: they are full of expectations for the RWA (Real-World Asset) track, but have concerns about the fully transparent on-chain model like Ethereum.

This is where Dusk's window of opportunity lies. It has recently quietly tackled two tough issues: privacy and compliance, essentially paving the way for the mainstream.

Most people are still focused on the fluctuations of token prices, unaware that the progress of Dusk's compliance certification in Europe is actually the key. Once EU funds truly start investing in on-chain assets, the first choice will inevitably be infrastructure that can pass audits, rather than those unregulated, unendorsed methods.

This hidden competitive edge is not obvious in normal times, but once the regulatory framework is fully implemented, the gap will become clear. The current silence may just be a buildup—when compliance becomes a hard requirement, players who have already secured their positions will have a decisive advantage.

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ForumMiningMaster

· 9h ago

Oh, this is the true underlying logic. Too many people in the crypto circle only focus on market movements. Wait, is Dusk really that impressive? I haven't heard of it. Compliance certification has indeed been seriously underestimated, serving as the first hurdle for traditional big players to enter. You're right, things that seem insignificant now are often the most promising. Once the EU's actions are truly implemented, there will probably be a major reshuffle. Hearing you say that, I need to study Dusk's compliance progress carefully. The combination of privacy and compliance is indeed a necessity for traditional finance. Why didn't I think of this before? This is what it means to stand at a turning point in history. Being early to secure a position is crucial.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 9h ago

Traditional finance people are just afraid of full transparency on the chain, which is indeed a pain point. For RWA to truly take off, privacy and compliance are both indispensable. Dusk's recent moves are a bit too low-key. Price fluctuations are all just clouds; the key is who gets the compliance ticket first. Only when the EU really injects substantial funds can we see who is truly infrastructure and who is just a fly-by-night project. --- Being low-key is often the most dangerous; by the time you realize the wind is coming, it’s too late. --- This idea really hits the pain point of traditional capital. Privacy and compliance are inherently contradictory, and only a few can handle both at the same time. --- There are too many people watching the price; the real opportunities are hidden in the gaps of regulation.

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ShamedApeSeller

· 9h ago

Traditional finance's only threshold for entry is compliance. Dusk's move is indeed patient and steady. --- Honestly, balancing privacy and compliance is very difficult. Not many projects can handle both at the same time. --- Others focus on K-line charts, Dusk focuses on regulatory frameworks. When the EU gives the official nod, that will be the moment of differentiation. --- Invisible competitive advantage is the easiest to overlook. It's too late once it explodes. --- The real opportunity for RWA isn't in the crypto circle. It's in compliant infrastructure. Only by seeing through this can you bottom fish. --- Large funds won't touch unverified, unaudited projects. Risk management comes first.

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