2026-01-21 20:21:46

In the current hot RWA (Real-World Asset) track, Dusk has set a very clear direction—building a compliant bridge between traditional finance and DeFi.

You can understand this positioning by looking at its tech stack. Piecrust zero-knowledge virtual machine directly boosts privacy computation efficiency by 10 times, while the Citadel framework allows users to prove compliance anonymously. In simple terms, it can meet both needs—privacy protection and approval passing.

What about practical applications? Enterprises issuing on-chain securities and institutions conducting compliant transactions have solutions. This is quite attractive to traditional financial institutions—no need to choose between compliance and efficiency.

In the 2026 plan, Layer-2 scaling and asset tokenization tools are the main directions. If more institutional collaborations can be successfully implemented, the imagination space for this track can continue to expand.

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GasWrangler

· 19h ago

ngl, the piecrust vm numbers sound good on paper but let's see actual mainnet throughput data before we celebrate. 10x efficiency claims need mempool analysis to back them up, technically speaking.

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Frontrunner

· 19h ago

Privacy + Compliance combo indeed hits the pain points of traditional finance, but only projects that can truly be implemented are the winners. Dusk seems to have found a direction, but whether it can really bring institutions in is the key. A 10x efficiency boost sounds impressive, but I wonder how it performs in practice. Both Layer-2 and asset tokenization—delivering by 2026 would be quite good. This track definitely has imagination, provided regulations don't suddenly change. Compliance channels sound impressive, but could they actually limit the original intention of decentralization? Honestly, it's very attractive to institutions, but what does the community think?

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MoonRocketman

· 19h ago

According to the analysis, Dusk's launch window this time was quite accurate. Piecrust's 10x efficiency improvement directly broke through the gravity resistance level. Layer-2 scaling combined with asset tokenization seems to have set the orbital parameters well. It all depends on whether the refueling in 2026 can keep up with institutional demand.

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LayerZeroHero

· 19h ago

Privacy + compliance combination is indeed powerful, but the real test is whether institutions can implement it effectively. --- Piecrust's 10x efficiency increase sounds impressive, but the key question is whether there are real projects with actual funding behind it. --- Compliance channels are indeed a necessity; it all depends on whether Dusk can turn the story into reality. --- Another plan for 2026, by then the crypto world will have another story to tell. --- Anonymous proof meeting regulatory requirements? That logic sounds a bit suspicious. --- It sounds good in theory, but it all depends on whether top-tier institutions will actually adopt it. --- If the RWA trend really takes off, someone will need to build the infrastructure layer.

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NFTHoarder

· 19h ago

Anonymous proof has really been a bottleneck for a long time. Finally, someone has combined privacy and compliance seamlessly. Dusk's approach is brilliant; 10x efficiency is no small feat. Institutions have been waiting for this. However, whether it can truly be implemented by 2026 depends on how things develop moving forward.

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