2026-01-10 03:23:33

Recording a multi-billion euro skyscraper asset on the public blockchain sounds very enticing. But the reality is in front of us—an entirely transparent on-chain environment means that every transaction and the identity of each participant will be exposed. Large asset holders simply do not want the world to see their fund flows and privacy information.

By the end of 2025, RWA (Real World Assets) will have evolved from conceptual hype into a genuine trillion-dollar market. In this space, the Dusk Foundation plays a key role—it’s like a private financial institution built alongside the blockchain, capable of protecting privacy while enabling audits. If Ethereum is an open financial square, then Dusk is a VIP bank equipped with one-way glass.

The challenge is clear: large real estate transactions must comply with KYC and AML regulations, but if everything is executed on a transparent public chain, users’ identities and transaction records will be exposed. Dusk’s solution comes from its core technology—the Citadel zero-knowledge proof system. Simply put, it provides each investor with a digital identity shield that can verify the legitimacy of transactions without revealing personal information. This design finally gives institutional investors and property owners a reason to dare to put assets on-chain.

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FreeRider

· 19h ago

Haha, the one-way glass VIP bank analogy is perfect. This is exactly what the wealthy really want. --- The combination of privacy + audit is the real secret to the rise of RWA. --- I've said it before, transparent public chains are a death sentence for large funds. Dusk's approach with zero-knowledge proofs is indeed clever. --- After listening to so many discussions about real estate on the chain, I finally hear a reliable solution. --- To put it simply, compliance + privacy are both indispensable. This is the game rule that institutions dare to play by. --- Citadel's system design is flawless. I like the idea of digital identity concealment. --- Really? RWA has already reached trillions? That track is far more crazy than I imagined. --- The one-way glass analogy hits the mark. Regulators can see you, but you can't see each other's details. --- The problem is that the big players want to stay low-key, and the fully transparent foundation of public chains isn't suitable for them. --- Zero-knowledge proofs have finally found real-world applications, not just hype.

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memecoin_therapy

· 01-10 03:51

Huh? Playing large-scale real estate transparently on the chain—aren't you just exposing your underwear to the whole network? The one-way glass bank sounds a bit interesting, but can Dusk's zero-knowledge proof really solve privacy fears? It's easy to talk about. This should be the breakthrough for RWA, right? Without privacy protection, who dares to go on the chain.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 01-10 03:50

Hey, isn't this exactly what I've been saying? Transparent public chains can't handle big money at all.

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0xInsomnia

· 01-10 03:29

Hey, someone finally figured out privacy... The analogy of one-way glass is perfect.

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OnchainUndercover