In public blockchains, transparency is both a blessing and a curse. For financial transactions, especially institutional ones, it's often unacceptable. A solution from @Dusk Hedger, offers an innovative compromise: auditable privacy.

How does it work technically? Hedger uses a hybrid of cryptographic methods. Homomorphic encryption allows computations to be performed on encrypted data, while zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) prove the correctness of a transaction without revealing its contents. The result: a transaction on the Dusk network is hidden from everyone, but its legitimacy can be cryptographically verified. And in the presence of a sanctioned subpoena, a special mechanism allows the disclosure of specific transaction data without compromising the privacy of the entire network. For $DUSK this technology is a cornerstone of value. It's not abstract privacy "on the dark web," but a regulated business tool that opens the door to the most demanding capital.

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