RWA has been a hot topic for many years, but why is its actual implementation still lukewarm? The core pain point is simply this: on-chain transparency and off-chain compliance are inherently at odds.
Traditional public blockchains like Ethereum have transaction data fully公开, which is a hard obstacle for Wall Street institutions that require privacy protection. Conversely, privacy coins, while thoroughly private, are fundamentally unable to pass regulatory scrutiny. Institutions need a底层 that can ensure privacy, compliance, and auditability—how to break through this "impossible triangle"?
Dusk Foundation is addressing this very issue. Don’t think of it as just another public chain; it’s more like infrastructure specifically built for financial assets.
**What is Dusk**
Founded in 2018, with a very clear定位: to create a privacy Layer 1 focused on regulated financial assets. The goal is to bring securities, bonds, and other traditional assets onto the chain, while protecting transaction privacy and meeting compliance audit requirements.
Think of it this way: if Ethereum is a global general-purpose computer, then Dusk is a底层 system tailored for the "Global Digital Securities Exchange."
**How is the technical architecture**
In 2025, Dusk underwent a major architecture upgrade. From consensus mechanisms to privacy protection, the entire tech stack was optimized. Using innovative solutions like Succinct Attest consensus mechanism, it ensures transaction privacy while maintaining the监管所需的审计追溯能力. This design is not just simple privacy stacking; it finds a feasible balance between privacy and compliance.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 01-08 19:02
It's that "Impossible Triangle" again. It sounds nice, but in reality, it still depends on whether it can be truly scaled and put into use.
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RadioShackKnight
· 01-08 13:12
The key to cracking the impossible triangle depends on who can truly achieve a balance between privacy and compliance. Dusk's approach is indeed different.
To be honest, RWA has been full of concepts in recent years, but few have been implemented. Dusk focusing on financial assets as a niche segment is still quite interesting.
Privacy + compliance + auditing sounds impressive, but this is what institutions truly need, not just simple "invisibility."
Wait, can the Succinct Attest mechanism really handle large-scale transactions? That's the real question.
Ethereum serves as a general-purpose computer, while Dusk operates as a digital securities exchange. The division of labor is clear, but market education still needs effort.
The fundamental reason why RWA remains lukewarm has been dissected this way: on-chain transparency versus off-chain compliance is inherently a false dichotomy.
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StableGeniusDegen
· 01-08 12:58
The impossible triangle can't be broken. No matter how much Dusk is hyped, it's all nonsense. If institutions really wanted to use on-chain transactions, they would have done so long ago. Even now, they still prefer traditional channels.
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WalletWhisperer
· 01-08 12:57
the impossible triangle they're describing? watched the wallet clustering patterns for months now. dusk's actually doing something different at the transaction velocity level.
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metaverse_hermit
· 01-08 12:52
In plain terms, it's about wanting to break the deadlock, but whether it can truly be implemented depends on if Wall Street will buy in.
The impossible triangle sounds sexy, but in reality, it's just a technical dream. Let's wait and see.
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RatioHunter
· 01-08 12:50
Impossible triangle cannot be broken, the problem lies right here...
Wait, can Dusk truly balance privacy and compliance? Why do I feel this is just another PPT project?
Honestly, Wall Street isn't in a rush about this; taking it slow now is actually more stable.
The difficulty in implementing RWA isn't technical; it's that no one truly needs it.
Dusk's approach sounds quite impressive, but once the audit and traceability capabilities are properly implemented, is it still privacy?
I think the real bottleneck is still regulatory attitude; no matter how advanced the technical architecture is, it’s useless.
They keep creating new consensus mechanisms and new systems; I’ll believe it when I see real trading volume.
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pvt_key_collector
· 01-08 12:36
The impossible triangle can't be broken... Basically, it's a game of chess with regulatory authorities. Whoever makes concessions will be finished.
RWA has been a hot topic for many years, but why is its actual implementation still lukewarm? The core pain point is simply this: on-chain transparency and off-chain compliance are inherently at odds.
Traditional public blockchains like Ethereum have transaction data fully公开, which is a hard obstacle for Wall Street institutions that require privacy protection. Conversely, privacy coins, while thoroughly private, are fundamentally unable to pass regulatory scrutiny. Institutions need a底层 that can ensure privacy, compliance, and auditability—how to break through this "impossible triangle"?
Dusk Foundation is addressing this very issue. Don’t think of it as just another public chain; it’s more like infrastructure specifically built for financial assets.
**What is Dusk**
Founded in 2018, with a very clear定位: to create a privacy Layer 1 focused on regulated financial assets. The goal is to bring securities, bonds, and other traditional assets onto the chain, while protecting transaction privacy and meeting compliance audit requirements.
Think of it this way: if Ethereum is a global general-purpose computer, then Dusk is a底层 system tailored for the "Global Digital Securities Exchange."
**How is the technical architecture**
In 2025, Dusk underwent a major architecture upgrade. From consensus mechanisms to privacy protection, the entire tech stack was optimized. Using innovative solutions like Succinct Attest consensus mechanism, it ensures transaction privacy while maintaining the监管所需的审计追溯能力. This design is not just simple privacy stacking; it finds a feasible balance between privacy and compliance.