There is a project called Dusk Network with a somewhat unique approach. For seven years, it has neither raised funds nor conducted airdrops, and it rarely floods the community with updates. All efforts are focused on one goal—making "privacy equals compliance" a reality.

Its core technology uses PlonK zero-knowledge proofs, which can completely hide transaction information while generating verifiable cryptographic proofs. This allows global auditing agencies to confirm transaction compliance without seeing the specific details. It sounds contradictory, but in fact, it's a clever solution.

The Hyperstaking mechanism is quite interesting—idle assets can be bundled into privacy staking, protecting privacy while earning rewards. For token holders, it turns idle funds into active ones and also enhances network security.

In practical applications, a European asset management firm has already moved the entire green bond issuance process onto the blockchain. Previously, settlements took T+2, but now they are instant, improving efficiency while maintaining audit traceability. This "slow and meticulous" approach seems to be gradually gaining recognition.