Wow, President Trump promised to distribute a "tariff bonus" of $2000 to the American public without Congressional approval.
Recently, I saw news about the launch of the Dusk community developer fund, and I flipped through the 2026 roadmap. I feel like this chain is quietly paving a path friendly to institutions. Dusk doesn't shout about a privacy revolution, but integrates ZK proofs and homomorphic encryption into a modular architecture from the ground up, allowing EVM contracts to run with privacy enabled by default, making compliance audits as simple as flipping a switch — how satisfying is this in the eyes of institutions?
Imagining companies using Dusk to manage RWA custody, I used to worry about exposure of holdings or audit troubles, but now data is invisibly default, and during audits, one-click proof presentation is clean, as efficient as if there were one less intermediary. Speaking of which, this kind of balance of "not extreme, not compromising" in privacy chains is quite rare, perhaps this is what allows Chainlink's cross-chain cooperation and NPEX securities integration to progress steadily.
$DUSK price sways steadily, I hold a small position, not betting on the heat wave, but because I feel Dusk focuses on institutional pain points. Once the governance upgrade and fund incentives kick in in 2026, developer tools are likely to emerge quickly, and the ecosystem will shift from technology to real applications.
