If you shift your focus away from intraday fluctuations and look at the weekly level, there is a project undergoing a noteworthy change.
DUSK Network recently confirmed a breakthrough of its long-term downtrend line that has persisted for several months. Such a level of breakout is not accidental—it signifies a substantial shift in the medium-term technical outlook. Market analysts generally target the $0.10-0.12 range as a near-term goal, and today's surge can be understood as an energy release following the breakout.
But the real interest isn't in the candlestick patterns themselves. What supports this wave of market activity is a more solid fundamental logic:
**The sector positioning is very unique**
DUSK is positioned at the intersection of two hot tracks—privacy technology and real-world asset tokenization. Its core technology is zero-knowledge proofs, used for compliant asset issuance. Against the backdrop of gradually loosening regulations on virtual asset advisory services in places like Hong Kong, this type of compliant infrastructure is opening a rare policy window. Simply put, DUSK has a technological moat in the emerging sector of "privacy finance," while also riding the wave of RWA (Real-World Assets).
**2026 will be the test period**
Next year will be a watershed for DUSK. Whether three key matters can be realized will determine its subsequent trajectory:
First, the launch of critical mainnet components in Q1—whether the optimized DEX and cross-chain bridge can operate stably; second, whether the cooperation with NPEX exchange in the Netherlands can take shape, and whether the €300 million securities tokenization project can generate real on-chain trading data; third, whether the trading depth and user stickiness of the entire ecosystem can support the valuation logic.
All of these are not just promises on paper but hard indicators that can be verified on-chain.
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YieldFarmRefugee
· 8h ago
Weekly breakout plus RWA policy window, DUSK this wave really has some substance
Positioning in the privacy finance track is indeed a strong point, but the real test will be in 2026 when it goes live
Zero-knowledge proof technology truly has an imaginative moat
Let's wait until the NPEX 300 million euro project actually goes on-chain and transaction data is available; too many promises on paper
The stability of mainnet components is the key, otherwise it will just be chaos again
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TokenVelocityTrauma
· 8h ago
Weekly breakout combined with the RWA policy window—this logic does have some substance. The only concern is whether 2026 will turn into another paper tiger.
Privacy financial cards are a good position, but the real test is whether trading depth can pick up.
After breaking the level, it still depends on whether the @NPEX@ 300 million euro project can truly generate on-chain data, or it will just be another "revolution imminent."
The weekly level is indeed more reliable than the daily, but has DUSK's recent surge been a bit too fast?
Zero-knowledge proofs combined with RWA sound like a dual-track approach, but actual implementation is the real key. Let's wait and see Q1's performance.
Once again, "next year will be a watershed"—this phrase is getting tired... but the fundamental logic is indeed more solid than just technical analysis.
Compliance infrastructure is truly a scarce resource; it all depends on whether we can seize this policy window.
Wait, didn't DUSK also say something similar before? What's different this time?
Basic infrastructure like DEX and cross-chain bridges operating stably... sounds like things that should have been sorted out long ago.
While sector positioning is important, competitors are not to be underestimated. Monero is already in the privacy tech space—what's the real difference?
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 8h ago
Weekly breakout is interesting, but it's the easiest time to chase highs... Let's wait until Q1's real data comes out.
The combination of RWA + privacy sounds good, but I'm just worried it might be all talk.
Hong Kong policy window is real, but these two months feel more like hype and speculation.
0.10-0.12 is the target? I think it might pull back before then, haha.
The 300 million euro project on NPEX needs to actually go on-chain to be worth chasing. Right now, it's all talk.
Honestly, it still depends on what can be delivered in 2026. Don't want another story of delays.
The privacy track has seen how many projects die in the past two years. Why is DUSK so stable?
I've been paying attention to this for a while, but it feels like too many nodes could cause a crash... Let's see next year.
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SelfCustodyIssues
· 8h ago
Weekly breakout from the downtrend, sounds good, but can DUSK really hold until 2026?
If DUSK can truly get the €300 million project at NPEX up and running, that would be a real story. It's still too early to say anything now.
Zero-knowledge proofs + RWA are definitely riding the right wave, but the question is how much real demand is there for privacy finance.
0.10-0.12 is just a consensus target; the key is whether the ecosystem's trading depth can keep up. Otherwise, any surge will only be fleeting.
Breaking the trendline doesn't mean the price will rise; it also depends on whether it can stabilize afterward... Feels like the market is speculating on expectations.
The combination of RWA + privacy technology is indeed rare, but how many institutions will actually use DUSK's infrastructure? That's the biggest question.
Another project waiting to be realized in 2026—how many people can hold on until then?
Mainnet components, cross-chain bridges, NPEX partnerships... sounds like many indicators, but how many can be delivered on time?
Securing a spot in the race is fine, but the problem is that this race itself is still in the imagination stage. Where is the real demand?
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BasementAlchemist
· 8h ago
After the weekly breakout, it still depends on the delivery volume. Just pumping without transactions is empty; let's wait for Q1 data to see.
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The combination of privacy + RWA is indeed attractive, but only if the €300 million project on NPEX can truly go on-chain.
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I agree with the logic of the 2026 verification period; anyone can make surface-level promises.
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Zero-knowledge proof technology has its merits, but does the market really need this? I'm a bit uncertain.
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From the trendline break to the 0.1 target, it sounds quite reasonable, but there are too many players in the RWA track.
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The policy window for compliance infrastructure sounds great, but actual implementation might be another story.
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The stability of DEXs and cross-chain bridges depends on operations; that's the key.
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It's mainly a gamble on whether Q1 can deliver; otherwise, it's just another PPT project.
If you shift your focus away from intraday fluctuations and look at the weekly level, there is a project undergoing a noteworthy change.
DUSK Network recently confirmed a breakthrough of its long-term downtrend line that has persisted for several months. Such a level of breakout is not accidental—it signifies a substantial shift in the medium-term technical outlook. Market analysts generally target the $0.10-0.12 range as a near-term goal, and today's surge can be understood as an energy release following the breakout.
But the real interest isn't in the candlestick patterns themselves. What supports this wave of market activity is a more solid fundamental logic:
**The sector positioning is very unique**
DUSK is positioned at the intersection of two hot tracks—privacy technology and real-world asset tokenization. Its core technology is zero-knowledge proofs, used for compliant asset issuance. Against the backdrop of gradually loosening regulations on virtual asset advisory services in places like Hong Kong, this type of compliant infrastructure is opening a rare policy window. Simply put, DUSK has a technological moat in the emerging sector of "privacy finance," while also riding the wave of RWA (Real-World Assets).
**2026 will be the test period**
Next year will be a watershed for DUSK. Whether three key matters can be realized will determine its subsequent trajectory:
First, the launch of critical mainnet components in Q1—whether the optimized DEX and cross-chain bridge can operate stably; second, whether the cooperation with NPEX exchange in the Netherlands can take shape, and whether the €300 million securities tokenization project can generate real on-chain trading data; third, whether the trading depth and user stickiness of the entire ecosystem can support the valuation logic.
All of these are not just promises on paper but hard indicators that can be verified on-chain.