Recently, the market has shown some signs of recovery, and discussions within the community have become more interesting. The core issue has actually remained the same: which projects are truly working on real development, rather than just relying on emotional stories to attract attention?

Short-term price movements definitely catch the eye, but looking back, the projects that can repeatedly attract capital and make retail investors willing to hold are ultimately those with solid fundamentals. That’s also why I recently revisited Dusk for a closer look.

Honestly, I’ve never been a fan of projects riding the hype wave for marketing. Watching what they do—continuous optimization of privacy technology, practical implementation of blockchain solutions, refining compliance—the entire pace is quite steady. Instead of chasing hot trends, they focus on thoroughly developing privacy, compliance, and usability.

This strategy can easily be overlooked in a bear market, even seeming a bit "cold." But as market confidence gradually recovers, funds start to return to rationality, and people no longer jump in just based on stories, projects with strong technical foundations tend to stand out.

Currently, market sentiment is slowly warming up, and more capital is adjusting its mindset. Compared to pure concept speculation, they care more about technological strength and long-term growth potential. Because of this shift, $DUSK has been mentioned frequently again recently, which is not surprising—simply put, the market is entering a phase of filtering for real value.

True sustainable growth is never about a single bullish candle, but about a long process of projects continuously delivering on promises and gaining market recognition. $DUSK now feels like standing at the starting point of a revaluation—quietly, but with consensus quietly building. This is the most solid growth logic.