Dusk was built with a simple idea in mind: a blockchain should first work as reliable infrastructure. Its economic design reflects this. Instead of focusing on short-term activity, the system is shaped to support long-term network health, security, and real use.
The network uses staking and participation-based incentives to reward those who help keep the chain running, validating blocks and securing the system. This means the economy is tied directly to useful work: keeping the network honest, available, and resilient. Fees are designed to be predictable and fair, so applications can be built without worrying about unstable costs or hidden friction.
Because Dusk focuses on use cases like private smart contracts and regulated assets, its economic model aims for stability, not noise. The goal is to create a chain people can rely on for years, not just for moments. In the end, this is about building shared infrastructure that the community can trust, maintain, and grow together.
