Looking at the current blockchain ecosystem, everyone is chasing hot topics, hyping concepts, and generating traffic, but the Dusk Foundation team seems to be taking a different path. They are not riding the wave nor engaging in marketing gimmicks; instead, they are quietly laying a bridge connecting traditional finance and decentralized networks — seemingly low-key and easy to overlook, but if you look closely, they are doing real foundational infrastructure work.

In the short term, this robust technical approach may not attract many speculative players, but when it comes to on-chain real assets, Dusk is working diligently, and the market’s recognition of its value is clearly underestimated.

The core strategy is clear: using blockchain technology as an engine to tackle two major challenges — the security risks of on-chain real assets and compliance barriers. This is not a laboratory product but genuine infrastructure designed to serve financial institutions. Banks, brokerages, asset management firms, and other traditional financial institutions can now, through Dusk’s customized cryptographic protocols and regulatory adaptation modules, securely issue assets, conduct cross-border transfers, and perform clearing and settlement on-chain — all while maintaining blockchain’s transparency and efficiency, and fully complying with global financial regulations. This "technological innovation + compliance implementation" balance is the most critical requirement for institutional asset onboarding.

The value logic of the DUSK token is also very clear. Its current main uses are paying for network transaction fees, deploying smart contracts, and incentivizing nodes to protect network security. As the ecosystem evolves, governance functions will gradually activate, allowing token holders to participate in setting ecosystem rules and voting on technical upgrade proposals, with their influence increasing over time.