2026-01-12 15:28:20

Recently, I was chatting with friends who run traditional businesses. Their biggest concerns are nothing more than two things: business data cannot be leaked, and there must be no mistakes in taxation. Suddenly, I realized that what Dusk is doing is entirely aimed at addressing these two major pain points when enterprises go on-chain.

In simple terms, it’s about using technological means to add a protective layer to enterprise transactions—outsiders can see that transactions are happening, and the authenticity of the transactions is guaranteed, but the specific content and business details are tightly protected by a privacy layer. At the same time, this protective layer can generate compliance certificates, saving enterprises from a bunch of subsequent troubles.

Compared to projects that are all about hype and concepts, this pragmatic approach is actually more aligned with reality. It’s not about hype for the sake of hype, but genuinely solving specific problems encountered during enterprise digital transformation. From this perspective, empowering the real economy with blockchain may still rely on solutions that can truly reduce enterprise risks.

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RatioHunter

· 01-13 15:15

This is the real deal. Finally seeing a project that isn't just pure hype. Privacy + compliance handled together, truly addressing the pain points of traditional enterprises, not just empty talk. Data security and tax issues are solved, reducing the psychological barriers for companies to go on the chain by half. Honestly, this pragmatic approach is much more reliable than those projects that boast loudly about their big visions. It seems that blockchain truly needs to be implemented this way; having technology alone without practical use cases is pointless.

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DeFiDoctor

· 01-12 15:58

Wait, I need to run a diagnosis first—how is the liquidity indicator for this privacy layer + compliance proof architecture? Will it become another form of information silo, hindering the composability of on-chain data?

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GasWaster

· 01-12 15:48

honestly... finally someone talking about actual use cases instead of just hype. but ngl, the real question is - what's the gas optimization looking like on this privacy layer? because if compliance proofs cost 500 gwei to generate every tx, enterprises gonna nope out real quick lmao

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 01-12 15:48

Data security + tax compliance, this combination really hits the dead end of traditional enterprises. Much better than those who just talk but don't act. I buy into Dusk's approach; balancing privacy protection and transparency sounds less bullshit. Finally, there is a project genuinely solving problems for the real economy, rather than just blowing hot air. This is what blockchain should be doing, but unfortunately, too many projects are doing it backwards. Business data + compliance proof, a perfect match, indeed a good idea. It sounds more practical, but whether it can really be implemented is another issue.

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SleepyValidator

· 01-12 15:42

Tsk, finally a project that isn't just hyping up a big picture. Dusk's approach really has some substance. The biggest hurdles for enterprise on-chain are these two points. Looks like someone really took it to heart. Privacy + compliance in one go, saving the hassle of various reviews later. Truly comfortable. Much more reliable than those mouthy projects. This is what you call a doer. Data security and taxation are the core issues for traditional enterprises. Hitting the pain points is a good solution.

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AlphaWhisperer

· 01-12 15:34

This is the real deal, not those projects that just make empty promises every day. Dusk's approach indeed hits the nail on the head. To be honest, the pain points for enterprise on-chain are just a few: privacy, compliance, and data security. A comprehensive solution directly tackles these, which is true product thinking. Alright, another reliable builder has finally stopped blowing smoke. Data privacy is truly unavoidable. Dusk's move indeed aligns with the actual needs of enterprises. Uh, compared to those who only tell stories, this kind of practical solution is definitely more effective. Hey, finally someone is doing real work instead of just harvesting profits. Feels good. Adding a privacy layer with compliance certification—this combo punch works pretty well and truly solves real problems.

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