Traditional financial institutions want to enter DeFi, and the biggest hurdles are twofold—how to balance compliance and privacy?
As early as 2018, some projects have been exploring this issue. Dusk uses a modular architecture to solve this problem. Simply put, institutions can assemble decentralized solutions like building with LEGO bricks, based on their own risk control standards, offering great flexibility.
The key is to walk on two legs: on the privacy side, use encryption technology to lock sensitive business information, while transactions remain auditable, satisfying both internal compliance departments and external regulators. It may seem contradictory, but it has indeed been achieved.
Tokenization of real assets is the most promising area. Real estate, bonds, artworks... these items need to be on-chain efficiently and compliantly, and Dusk provides a feasible solution.
The ecosystem is also moving. Collaborations with RegTech are expanding, not to bypass regulation, but to establish sustainable models. Financial applications demand uncompromising security, so every aspect of protocol design must be meticulously crafted.
This track is inherently large, and market gaps truly exist. If the rigorous traditional financial system and blockchain innovation capabilities can truly be integrated, it will open up new pathways.
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AirdropSweaterFan
· 16h ago
Wow, finally someone is seriously working on this, instead of just thinking about how to bypass regulations.
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quietly_staking
· 16h ago
Hey, wait a minute. Can Dusk really reassure institutions? Or is it just another empty promise?
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LiquidationWatcher
· 17h ago
To be honest, whether compliance and privacy, this pair of rivals, can truly reconcile depends on how it's done specifically. The LEGO approach sounds good in theory, but how does it actually play out in practice?
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wagmi_eventually
· 17h ago
It looks like Dusk is playing a high-difficulty game, satisfying both privacy and auditing at the same time? It sounds like walking a tightrope, but if it can really be achieved, RWA might be the real focus.
Traditional financial institutions want to enter DeFi, and the biggest hurdles are twofold—how to balance compliance and privacy?
As early as 2018, some projects have been exploring this issue. Dusk uses a modular architecture to solve this problem. Simply put, institutions can assemble decentralized solutions like building with LEGO bricks, based on their own risk control standards, offering great flexibility.
The key is to walk on two legs: on the privacy side, use encryption technology to lock sensitive business information, while transactions remain auditable, satisfying both internal compliance departments and external regulators. It may seem contradictory, but it has indeed been achieved.
Tokenization of real assets is the most promising area. Real estate, bonds, artworks... these items need to be on-chain efficiently and compliantly, and Dusk provides a feasible solution.
The ecosystem is also moving. Collaborations with RegTech are expanding, not to bypass regulation, but to establish sustainable models. Financial applications demand uncompromising security, so every aspect of protocol design must be meticulously crafted.
This track is inherently large, and market gaps truly exist. If the rigorous traditional financial system and blockchain innovation capabilities can truly be integrated, it will open up new pathways.