The field of privacy computing is attracting increasing attention from institutions. Take DUSK as an example, its Phoenix technology ensures that transaction data remains encrypted by default while maintaining an on-chain audit trail — this indeed fills a gap for financial institutions that require privacy protection but also face regulatory requirements.

From a data perspective, the TVL of the Sozu staking scheme based on the DUSK ecosystem has surpassed $120 million. An annualized yield of 6.8% is considered stable in the current market conditions. More importantly, the project team provides a transparent unlocking mechanism, eliminating the risk of sudden dumps. This also explains why some institutional participants have been quietly increasing their allocations recently.

It is worth observing where the balance point between privacy and compliance lies. DUSK’s approach is to achieve on-chain data privacy through cryptographic solutions while retaining audit rights for regulators — this logic is gradually gaining recognition within the European and American compliance frameworks. The future development will depend on how well the ecosystem applications are implemented.