Have you ever thought about whether blockchain transactions can protect privacy while complying with regulations? Can these two things be achieved at the same time?

It seems like a dead end. But Dusk Network is boldly trying to do just that.

In simple terms, it creates a special scenario for professional traders. Your transaction information is protected and not visible to everyone, but the entire process still needs to meet regulatory requirements. Sounds contradictory? Actually, there's a way—using cryptographic techniques like zero-knowledge proofs to achieve "selective disclosure." What does that mean? It means you can prove to the network that you are following the rules without revealing all the details.

Recently, the network underwent an important upgrade. Transaction speed has increased, and stability has improved. Especially for small-scale scenarios with high privacy requirements and frequent transactions, the user experience has seen a significant enhancement.

For developers, the barrier has also been lowered. Migrating existing applications is now more convenient, and privacy protection capabilities are automatically integrated without the need for re-engineering.

The most interesting part is its positioning—rather than choosing to build a general-purpose public chain, it focuses on the most challenging problem in bringing financial assets on-chain: balancing privacy and compliance. This precise focus has gained recognition from industry insiders. Early investors include professional institutions from traditional finance.

The ecosystem construction is very pragmatic. Starting with regulated European securities markets for validation, step by step, proving whether the technology can solve real-world problems. Security and compliance here are not opposites but integrated in design—they must meet the rigor of cryptography while also adhering to financial regulations. This itself is a significant challenge.