Recently, the DUSK project has indeed gained a lot of attention. Discussions in the community are nonstop, and the price has surged from 0.065 all the way up to 0.12, with many eyeing the 0.2 mark.
The logic behind this rally is actually quite clear. First, the privacy sector has been actively rallying these days, driving DUSK's price higher. Second, frankly, there aren't many hot topics in the market right now, and a lot of funds are just jumping on any coin with a concept.
But just hype alone isn't enough; DUSK itself has real substance. The mainnet is about to undergo a major upgrade in January, with full EVM compatibility with Ethereum, opening the door for DeFi capital and protocol migrations—that sounds quite practical. Even more interesting is the RWA (Real World Asset) sector, which is deeply collaborating with the Dutch compliant exchange NPEX to tokenize and bring on-chain approximately 300 million euros of securities assets from small and medium-sized enterprises. This isn't just empty talk; it's real business revenue.
Additionally, with the backing of Tether's parent company iFinex, they are using ZK technology to solve the longstanding problem of "how to coexist with compliance and privacy." For EU regulators, this solution is truly attractive—it allows entry into Web3 without worrying about conflicts between privacy and regulation.
No one can predict short-term movements, but this project definitely has more backing than just a simple money game.
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ForkPrince
· 7h ago
Wow, DUSK this time is not just hype, that 300 million euros in RWA is really solid.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 01-18 07:52
0.2 might not be the gate to paradise for the newbies, RWA looks promising but the EU's plans are still quite challenging.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-18 07:46
Mainnet upgrade with RWA implementation, now that's the real story. 0.2 feels like it's not a dream, just worried that a black swan might hit the market again halfway through.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidity
· 01-18 07:45
If 0.2 can't be broken, it's still the job of harvesting profits. RWA sounds impressive, but how many can actually be implemented?
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WhaleStalker
· 01-18 07:43
0.2, it depends on whether iFinex will continue the relay afterward; otherwise, it's hard to break through this wave relying solely on hot topics.
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ser_ngmi
· 01-18 07:39
DUSK this wave definitely has substance, unlike some coins that are purely speculative. The combination of RWA+privacy hits the EU's pain points.
Recently, the DUSK project has indeed gained a lot of attention. Discussions in the community are nonstop, and the price has surged from 0.065 all the way up to 0.12, with many eyeing the 0.2 mark.
The logic behind this rally is actually quite clear. First, the privacy sector has been actively rallying these days, driving DUSK's price higher. Second, frankly, there aren't many hot topics in the market right now, and a lot of funds are just jumping on any coin with a concept.
But just hype alone isn't enough; DUSK itself has real substance. The mainnet is about to undergo a major upgrade in January, with full EVM compatibility with Ethereum, opening the door for DeFi capital and protocol migrations—that sounds quite practical. Even more interesting is the RWA (Real World Asset) sector, which is deeply collaborating with the Dutch compliant exchange NPEX to tokenize and bring on-chain approximately 300 million euros of securities assets from small and medium-sized enterprises. This isn't just empty talk; it's real business revenue.
Additionally, with the backing of Tether's parent company iFinex, they are using ZK technology to solve the longstanding problem of "how to coexist with compliance and privacy." For EU regulators, this solution is truly attractive—it allows entry into Web3 without worrying about conflicts between privacy and regulation.
No one can predict short-term movements, but this project definitely has more backing than just a simple money game.