When Compliance Becomes a Design Constraint
Most blockchains treat regulation as an external requirement. On Dusk, it’s an internal constraint. @Dusk designs its Layer-1 assuming financial rules exist and must be enforced at the protocol level.
This is reflected in how transactions are validated. $DUSK supports confidential execution through cryptographic proofs while preserving auditability when required. EVM compatibility ensures standardized contracts and audits remain usable without introducing regulatory blind spots.
That design choice extends to real markets. DuskTrade operates with a licensed exchange, aligning settlement, reporting, and confidentiality within existing frameworks instead of bypassing them.
$DUSK supports infrastructure built for environments where compliance isn’t optional. In that context, regulation stops being friction and starts shaping architecture.
