Not chasing EVM hype, but redefining compliance rules for DeFi
@Dusk launched the DuskEVM mainnet at the beginning of January, perfectly timing the market. Now EVM chains are everywhere, but few truly meet the needs of financial institutions—either lacking privacy or compliance. Developers wanting to build compliant DeFi applications often have to handle a large number of complex issues on their own. Dusk directly integrates an EVM-compatible layer on its Layer1, allowing developers to write Solidity smart contracts without changing their habits, while enjoying Layer1-level settlement security. Most importantly, compliance is built in, significantly lowering the entry barrier.
Many have yet to realize the importance of combining Hedger with DuskEVM. On ordinary EVM chains, private transactions either rely on third-party plugins or lack compliance guarantees. Dusk natively supports privacy through zero-knowledge proofs and homomorphic encryption, enabling transactions that are both confidential and auditable—this is a necessity for institutions handling security tokens and derivatives. Now, Hedger Alpha is already running in practice, with real test data visible on the X platform, proving this is not just a promise but a deployable tool.
Previously, Dusk claimed to build a Layer1 infrastructure tailored for regulated finance, which many dismissed as empty talk. Now, with the launch of DuskEVM, the intent is clear—Dusk is not seeking to compete with Ethereum for developers, but rather to bring financial institutions that have long been hesitant about blockchain onto the chain. For institutions, the ability to deploy compliant smart contracts is crucial. This move, $DUSK , targets a long-ignored institutional market, while #dusk marks a strategic step forward.
#DUSKARMY. #Dusk/usdt✅ #DUSKARMY #Dusk.
@Dusk launched the DuskEVM mainnet at the beginning of January, perfectly timing the market. Now EVM chains are everywhere, but few truly meet the needs of financial institutions—either lacking privacy or compliance. Developers wanting to build compliant DeFi applications often have to handle a large number of complex issues on their own. Dusk directly integrates an EVM-compatible layer on its Layer1, allowing developers to write Solidity smart contracts without changing their habits, while enjoying Layer1-level settlement security. Most importantly, compliance is built in, significantly lowering the entry barrier.
Many have yet to realize the importance of combining Hedger with DuskEVM. On ordinary EVM chains, private transactions either rely on third-party plugins or lack compliance guarantees. Dusk natively supports privacy through zero-knowledge proofs and homomorphic encryption, enabling transactions that are both confidential and auditable—this is a necessity for institutions handling security tokens and derivatives. Now, Hedger Alpha is already running in practice, with real test data visible on the X platform, proving this is not just a promise but a deployable tool.
Previously, Dusk claimed to build a Layer1 infrastructure tailored for regulated finance, which many dismissed as empty talk. Now, with the launch of DuskEVM, the intent is clear—Dusk is not seeking to compete with Ethereum for developers, but rather to bring financial institutions that have long been hesitant about blockchain onto the chain. For institutions, the ability to deploy compliant smart contracts is crucial. This move, $DUSK , targets a long-ignored institutional market, while #dusk marks a strategic step forward.
#DUSKARMY. #Dusk/usdt✅ #DUSKARMY #Dusk.
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