Most failures in crypto don’t come from hype cycles.
They come from things people assumed were correct.
Privacy, ZK systems, and financial infrastructure leave zero room for assumptions.
If something breaks, it doesn’t break loudly it leaks value quietly. And in regulated finance, that’s catastrophic.
This is why I respect how Dusk approaches ZK. Instead of asking users to “trust the implementation,” it relies on formal verification where the system is proven, line by line, to behave exactly as intended.
Nothing extra. Nothing hidden.
That’s not overengineering. That’s survival-grade design.
When money, compliance, and privacy intersect, vibes don’t matter. Proof does.
