In crypto, privacy and regulation are often seen as opposing forces. Dusk ($DUSK) challenges that assumption. Its mainnet is live, and its core innovation, DuskEVM, allows developers to deploy Solidity smart contracts with built-in zero-knowledge privacy.
This isn’t anonymity for hiding activity. It’s privacy designed for regulated finance. With tools like Citadel, users can prove eligibility without exposing personal documents, while Piecrust VM processes zero-knowledge proofs efficiently so transactions remain fast. Hyperstaking adds flexible participation while securing the network.
Dusk’s real-world adoption sets it apart. Its partnership with NPEX enables hundreds of millions of euros in tokenized securities, bonds, and equities to move on-chain under MiCA and MiFID II regulations. Transaction fees are tied directly to real financial activity, not speculative hype.
$DUSK is the utility backbone, used for gas, staking, and securing the network. For developers, regulators, and institutions, Dusk demonstrates that privacy and compliance can coexist — creating a Layer-1 network built for the Institutional Era of crypto, quietly but meaningfully.
