Dusk I’m observing how developers tend to move when compliance becomes unavoidable. Builders don’t want privacy hacks or off chain workarounds — they want primitives that already understand rules. Dusk offers that through its modular architecture. Settlement is handled separately, execution is flexible, and privacy is embedded in the transaction layer itself. Phoenix supports confidential logic, while Zedger enables features like transfer restrictions, controlled disclosures, and ownership tracking — all critical for security tokens. This isn’t about hype cycles. It’s about whether a protocol can support issuance, settlement, and lifecycle management without breaking under regulatory pressure. I’m watching this quietly because builders usually migrate before narratives do. And the architecture here answers a question many developers are asking now: where can regulated applications live without sacrificing decentralization?
