In an era where 5 new coins are launched every second, why did Dusk choose to be "slow"?

The crypto world is now a speed game—no one wants to read whitepapers, and projects that have no news for two months are heavily criticized for being "slow." But RWA (Real-World Assets) is different; it involves legal rights confirmation, asset backing, and cross-border settlements. Any compliance loophole in this area can cause a project to fail outright. In this race, "fast" actually means courting disaster.

Dusk has persisted since 2018, watching those energetic public chains rise and fall, but it has never changed its approach. It maintains a steady pace, refines ZK circuits, negotiates with regulatory authorities, and continuously tests the limits of Piecrust. This kind of "slow" may indeed seem like a loss in the early bull market, with no apparent progress.

But this is the power of compound interest—trust takes time to build. When those RWA projects rushed to catch the trend and collapsed due to compliance issues, Dusk’s well-crafted infrastructure over the years is what can truly support the ecosystem moving forward. That’s why some projects are destined to be fleeting, while others can become foundational infrastructure.