As traditional finance moves towards digitalization, some blockchain projects have been targeting this direction from the very beginning. Take a certain Layer 1 public chain founded in 2018 as an example; its entire design philosophy revolves around a core concept — supporting financial-grade privacy protection and auditability through a modular architecture. This is not simply stacking encryption technologies, but considering the real pain points of regulated scenarios from the ground up.
Regarding specific applications, DuskTrade, launched in 2026, marks a turning point. This platform has partnered with a licensed Dutch exchange, NPEX, to truly bring securities tokenization onto the chain. Digitally, over €300 million worth of securities assets will circulate on-chain — this scale is no small feat. More importantly, it adopts a genuinely compliant architecture, not just tricks to bypass regulations, but operating within a regulatory framework.
Investors wanting to participate in this wave of asset digitization benefits, the waiting list opened in January has become a key entry window. Digitizing traditional assets has always been a major challenge, but this time, there appears to be a substantial breakthrough opportunity.
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 01-12 03:47
actually read the contract tho... 300m eur "flowing" on chain sounds great until vesting unlocks hit different in q3
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YieldChaser
· 01-11 16:50
Really? 300 million euros on the blockchain is indeed not a small number... But can compliance be effectively implemented?
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NFTArtisanHQ
· 01-11 16:43
ngl, the modularity-as-governance narrative is fascinating but i'm curious whether the aesthetic dimension of compliance architecture gets lost in translation... like, are we actually designing for human agency or just prettier regulation?
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AirdropHunterKing
· 01-11 16:40
Hmm... 300 million euros on the chain? If it weren't for the front-running whales siphoning early, this breakthrough opportunity would really be tempting. I need to double-check the wallet addresses on the standby list three times. How about you guys?
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OPsychology
· 01-11 16:39
Wait, can this really be implemented? I've heard too many compliance narratives.
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GasFeeCrying
· 01-11 16:27
Oh, finally someone is doing the right thing, not the kind that regulatory authorities would immediately shut down.
300 million euros linked chain? Come on, this time it's not just hype.
Wait, can the January list still be supplemented? Why didn't I receive a reminder...
Actually compliant projects are quite scarce, but to put it nicely, it still depends on execution.
Can this wave really break the deadlock? These kinds of projects have been hyped up before, but what was the result?
As traditional finance moves towards digitalization, some blockchain projects have been targeting this direction from the very beginning. Take a certain Layer 1 public chain founded in 2018 as an example; its entire design philosophy revolves around a core concept — supporting financial-grade privacy protection and auditability through a modular architecture. This is not simply stacking encryption technologies, but considering the real pain points of regulated scenarios from the ground up.
Regarding specific applications, DuskTrade, launched in 2026, marks a turning point. This platform has partnered with a licensed Dutch exchange, NPEX, to truly bring securities tokenization onto the chain. Digitally, over €300 million worth of securities assets will circulate on-chain — this scale is no small feat. More importantly, it adopts a genuinely compliant architecture, not just tricks to bypass regulations, but operating within a regulatory framework.
Investors wanting to participate in this wave of asset digitization benefits, the waiting list opened in January has become a key entry window. Digitizing traditional assets has always been a major challenge, but this time, there appears to be a substantial breakthrough opportunity.