The wave of compliance is reshaping the crypto ecosystem. Dusk, as one of the few native Layer 1 blockchains supporting "privacy + compliance," is emerging from a heavily underestimated track. Its market capitalization of around $27 million, along with the gap in technological depth and ecosystem prospects, leaves a clear vacuum of value.

From the token perspective, Dusk's economic design is quite rigorous. Out of a total of 500 million tokens, 18.06% is allocated to the development fund, with a 32-month linear release to ensure long-term innovation; the team and partners have lock-up periods of 23 and 29 months respectively, effectively suppressing early sell-off risks. Interestingly, DUSK has multiple roles within the ecosystem—serving as a staking asset for SBA consensus, driving the smart contract ecosystem, and connecting ecosystem fund allocations. As applications increase, token demand naturally rises.

Data confirms the market activity is heating up. From Q1 2026 to now, DUSK has increased by 26.6%, reaching a high of $0.0611, with daily trading volume soaring to $180 million—these signals point in one direction: the market is beginning to reprice. Currently, at around $0.05, the price remains relatively low.

Looking at the bigger picture, the RWA track is expected to surpass $1.2 trillion this year. compliant DeFi is becoming the main entry point for institutional funds. Compared to Securitize's Web2 approach and Ondo's single-point products, Dusk's underlying design has always centered around the "privacy + compliance" dual engine. This differentiated advantage is increasingly valuable in the current surge of institutional demand.