Recently, I noticed an interesting phenomenon—DUSK experienced over 120% increase on January 19th, and the underlying logic behind this deserves analysis.

This project is actually quite hardcore: it finds a balance between privacy and regulation. It’s not just a theoretical plan, but an infrastructure that has already gone live and is expanding. The core selling points are nothing more than three aspects—native ZK privacy protection, supporting compliance toolkit, and a developer-friendly experience for EVM developers.

For token holders, what practical actions can they take? Here’s a fairly concrete direction: staking. DUSK has already launched a blind auction PoS mechanism and a super staking service. In simple terms, anonymous bidding ensures fairness. You can participate through Phoenix nodes or delegated staking, with relatively attractive yields, and no need to worry about inflation dilution.

This also opens up imagination for the RWA ecosystem—meeting privacy needs while addressing institutional investors’ concerns through compliance tools. In the short term, it’s an investment opportunity; in the long term, it’s a competition at the infrastructure layer.