Dusk Network stands out because it does not choose "full exposure" or "complete darkness", but designs the middle ground.
I am still monitoring #Dusk Network because their distinction is structural, not aesthetic. Most networks either expose everything forever or hide so much that organized financing cannot live there comfortably. Dusk Network attempts to make privacy and verification coexist, so that secrecy does not mean "trust me", but means "prove it without leaking".
What has become clearer over time is the intentionality of the structure. Phoenix was built for privacy-preserving transfers at the transaction level, and the Zedger model extends to the needs of account-like contracts related to organized instruments. Then XSC sits as a standard for privacy security tokens, pushing the chain towards real issuance and compliant market structure instead of public experimentation.
With plans across networks linked to Chainlink CCIP and NPEX, they show they care about distribution, composition, and institutional infrastructure - not just isolated technology.
