2026-01-22 05:24:39

The approach that Dusk developed in the EU regulatory sandbox has now become a directly replicable template. Its logic is very clear: first conduct technological research and development, then enter the sandbox for testing, collect feedback from regulatory authorities, and iterate and optimize based on the feedback—the entire process is completed in a controlled environment. This not only verifies the compliance of innovative businesses but also tests their feasibility. Recently, this model has been promoted to Singapore and Dubai to test new scenarios such as transparent regulation of privacy transactions and cross-border asset tokenization. Through this replication, Dusk's compliance deployment speed worldwide has significantly accelerated, while also providing the industry with a reference path for compliant innovation.

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MysteriousZhang

· 18h ago

Sandbox mode is indeed a good approach, but only a few projects can truly run this process smoothly... Dusk's recent moves can be considered as finding the key.

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GateUser-6bc33122

· 18h ago

Really? The sandbox mode can copy so well, then why are other projects still messing around?

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SnapshotDayLaborer

· 18h ago

The sandbox approach is effective, but this process is really slow. Compliance is so strict that you might go bald trying, and it still might not pass.

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GweiObserver

· 18h ago

Dusk has really figured this out. The things created in sandbox mode can be directly copied worldwide... This is the true commercialization approach.

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BearMarketMonk

· 18h ago

The EU sandbox approach is indeed clever, but how many can truly replicate its success? --- Dusk's recent moves are quite steady, validating first before expanding, which is much more reliable than reckless growth. --- Sandbox testing → feedback iteration → global replication, I like this rhythm. Finally, there's a project that takes compliance seriously. --- It's a good-looking template, but in reality, it depends on whether regulatory authorities in various countries are on board. Can Singapore and Dubai have the same attitude? --- This idea is sound, but the question is how many teams can really withstand the "cold bench" of the sandbox... --- Cross-chain tokenization combined with private transactions—Dusk is really betting on the future, quite bold. --- The compliance innovation roadmap has been provided; now it depends on how far they can expand later. --- So Dusk is essentially setting a benchmark for the entire ecosystem, can other projects copy it? --- Regulatory sandbox sounds great, but considering costs, time, and uncertainties— is it worth it?

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DaoTherapy

· 18h ago

Regulatory sandbox, to put it simply, is using the government's territory to test and iterate first. Dusk's move is indeed clever, but can it be directly applied when copied to Singapore and Dubai? That seems a bit optimistic.

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 19h ago

Hey, can the Heguo template be copied to Dubai? Is this reliable, or is it just another new trick to scam investors?

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