A recent interesting project has emerged in Europe—Dusk, which has a clear positioning: to build institutional-grade blockchain securities trading infrastructure. The technology stack uses SBA consensus mechanism combined with privacy smart contracts. Its core advantage is that RWA asset tokenization can ensure security without sacrificing efficiency.
In terms of market performance, the 24-hour trading volume remains stable at around $180 million, with a 26.6% increase in the first quarter of this year, indicating significant attention from investors. More notably, the ecosystem is continuously being built—funds are supporting infrastructure such as cross-chain bridges and DEXs, and the ecosystem framework is gradually improving.
Balancing privacy protection and compliance has always been a pain point in this sector. Dusk’s solution considers both needs, and this design indeed attracts ongoing institutional capital inflow. For participants looking to enter the institutional-grade crypto asset sector, projects like this are definitely worth paying attention to.
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SerLiquidated
· 01-12 07:56
Institutional trading business, huh? It seems like everything now is leaning towards compliance. Is there still any room for innovation...
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 01-11 16:52
Privacy + Compliance combo indeed plays well, but 180 million yen in daily trading volume is still small compared to traditional finance...
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RWA (Real World Assets) is truly the future, but I'm just worried it might get shut down by some major country's regulatory authorities.
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Institution-level infrastructure sounds impressive, but the core question is whether it can truly be implemented and used.
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26.6% increase? That's how the market has been this quarter, nothing surprising.
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Are privacy smart contracts reliable? Have they been audited, or is this just another new concept?
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Cross-chain DEXs are everywhere now; what makes Dusk stand out and break through?
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European projects are becoming more competitive; we need to pay attention.
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Institutional capital inflow still depends on real data; we can't just listen to stories.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 01-11 16:48
Hmm... Privacy + compliance is a combination I need to look into carefully, so it doesn't turn out to be a shell for an air coin again.
RWA definitely has potential, but I'm worried about gas fees skyrocketing again.
A 26.6% increase in the first quarter? I should wait for a correction before jumping in; lesson learned.
Institution-level infrastructure sounds impressive, but the key is whether the ecosystem has real applications; otherwise, it's just good-looking data.
1.8 billion in daily trading volume is stable enough, more reliable than those with only tens of millions per day. Still observing.
Balancing privacy and compliance is indeed rare; most projects either do one poorly or hinder each other.
Cross-chain bridges with fund empowerment? Need to verify who the participants are; don’t want capital to get overly hyped again.
Honestly, I’m a bit tempted, but it depends on how the allocation for short-term investments is handled—that’s the key.
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SignatureVerifier
· 01-11 16:38
sba consensus is fine on paper, but has anyone actually stress-tested this against sophisticated validators? requiring further auditing imo
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TommyTeacher
· 01-11 16:38
Privacy compliance through a dual approach is indeed the way to go, but is 180 million yen in daily transactions really enough for institutional level? Feels like it needs another big boost.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-11 16:28
Balancing privacy and compliance sounds simple in theory, but few actually achieve it... Dusk's approach is quite interesting.
A recent interesting project has emerged in Europe—Dusk, which has a clear positioning: to build institutional-grade blockchain securities trading infrastructure. The technology stack uses SBA consensus mechanism combined with privacy smart contracts. Its core advantage is that RWA asset tokenization can ensure security without sacrificing efficiency.
In terms of market performance, the 24-hour trading volume remains stable at around $180 million, with a 26.6% increase in the first quarter of this year, indicating significant attention from investors. More notably, the ecosystem is continuously being built—funds are supporting infrastructure such as cross-chain bridges and DEXs, and the ecosystem framework is gradually improving.
Balancing privacy protection and compliance has always been a pain point in this sector. Dusk’s solution considers both needs, and this design indeed attracts ongoing institutional capital inflow. For participants looking to enter the institutional-grade crypto asset sector, projects like this are definitely worth paying attention to.