Don't look at the privacy sector with old-fashioned eyes anymore.

In the past, playing with privacy coins was to avoid risks. Now? Institutions are here. What they want is completely different—"Privacy within compliance."

How big is this difference? It determines whether you can survive until the next bull market.

I am optimistic about DUSK's logic because of this. It is not a money laundering tool at all, but a compliance ladder for legitimate institutions—banks, funds, large enterprises. DUSK understands this very clearly: pure anonymity has no future; only "programmable compliant privacy" is the real solution for RWA.

Imagine this: in the future, enterprises will issue bonds on-chain, demonstrating legality and compliance without revealing trade secrets. Currently, how many projects on the market can solve this problem based on ZK architecture?

The market hasn't fully realized this yet. Once everyone understands that "compliance is the ticket to entry for RWA," DUSK's price won't stay at its current level. That’s inevitable.

There’s an old saying in this circle: when it's cheap, no one asks; when it’s expensive, everyone rushes in. DUSK is currently in that state—technically solid, still building momentum, but large-scale FOMO hasn't arrived yet. That’s the nature of a value trough.