The current Dusk market is still on the rise, and the underlying logic is actually quite interesting. How far a public chain can go is often misunderstood—the deciding factors are usually misrepresented. Many focus on TPS numbers, but little do they realize whether regulators dare to use it or whether large institutions are willing to engage—these are the real ceiling.

The Dusk Foundation saw through this as early as 2018. While others were still discussing on paper, they had already incorporated "auditable privacy" directly into the Layer1 core design. This is not a gimmick; it is a genuine choice aimed at the real world.

As RWA and compliant DeFi move from concept to reality, and the market begins to need infrastructure that can both protect privacy and meet regulatory requirements, the value of this early positioning becomes evident. The threshold for creating a public chain has never been low, but those who understand how to dance with regulators and institutions are even scarcer. Dusk has spent several years preparing thoroughly, and now it seems they have chosen the right path.