Duskodino

Dusk Believer

[Duskodino @FoneTzu]

Hedger is $Dusk latest dApp on confidential execution layer for regulated securities on an EVM-compatible L2. (finality, staking, consensus, DA still on L1)
-FHE-based (Proved by #ZK)
-Obfuscated order books
-Private ownership
-Auditable by regulators
-In-browser proving (~2s)

[Dusk @DuskFoundation]

Highlights from this week’s Dusk Team Hangout with Emanuele:

• Modular L1/L2 architecture
• EVM L2 rollout + strategy
• Hedger: private, compliant asset transfers using FHE
• Roadmap to product-market fit and adoption
& more

Full recording and summary links below 👇

[Duskodino @FoneTzu]

$DUSK
#RWA
#Tokenization

[Dusk @DuskFoundation]

Tokenizing an RWA is more than bringing the asset onchain.

A tokenized security still needs investor eligibility, transfer restrictions, reporting obligations, and controlled disclosure.

Who can buy.
Who can hold.
Who can transfer.
What must be reported.
Who can review specific information.

Those requirements are part of the financial product. They do not disappear when the asset is tokenized.

If every transfer exposes positions, balances, counterparties, eligibility checks, and review activity, it leaves a public trail of sensitive financial information.

Regulated markets need confidentiality, so balances, positions, and transfers are not exposed to everyone.

They need compliance logic inside the product, so eligibility and transfer conditions can be enforced.

They need controlled review, so issuers, venues, auditors, and regulators can access specific information when disclosure is required.

Dusk addresses this through a modular stack for programmable privacy, privacy-preserving smart contracts, selective disclosure, compliance-aware asset rules, and deterministic settlement.

That is the infrastructure regulated finance needs for tokenized securities to come onchain.

[Pieswap @pieswap_dusk]

🥧 Excited to support the new Dusk Wallet Extension on Pieswap.

Try it here: https://t.co/af7f6OVHEi

Connect your Dusk Wallet and start testing swaps with DUSK and DRC-20 tokens.

[Duskodino @FoneTzu]

$DUSK

[Hein Dauven @HeinDauven]

Source code is available for anyone interested in building dApps on Dusk:
https://t.co/OBjCANJAhz

It comes with a Forge example using access control, a test suite and frontend integration with Connect.

[Hein Dauven @HeinDauven]

Dusk Wallet is now live in Chrome & Firefox!

Want to try it on testnet? I've updated and redeployed Dario so you can test on-chain interactions with Dusk Wallet and Dusk Connect.

Try it here: https://t.co/Q79SfDk9Yn

[Hein Dauven @HeinDauven]

The power of ecosystem 👌 $DUSK

[Dusk @DuskFoundation]

Dusk Wallet comes to your browser.

Extensions are now live on Chrome and Firefox, giving users a familiar wallet flow for Dusk.

Try it, share feedback, and leave a review ↓

[Dusk @DuskFoundation]

The Web Wallet and Explorer have a new look.

Cleaner interfaces, smoother navigation, and a more polished experience across two of the core Dusk tools.

Try them below ↓

[Dusk @DuskFoundation]

Programmable privacy matters because tokenized assets carry sensitive information.

A tokenized bond, fund, equity, or real-world asset has more going on than a balance moving between two addresses.

Before someone can buy, hold, transfer, settle, or report on that asset, the system may need to check:

- who the investor is
- whether they are eligible
- what rules apply to the asset
- what the issuer needs to know
- what a venue is allowed to process
- what information can be shown when review is required

On a fully public chain, too much of that can become visible to everyone.

Investor balances.
Transfer history.
Position data.
Issuer information.
Trading permissions.
Review activity.

That is a problem for regulated finance.

Programmable privacy lets financial apps enforce rules without exposing every detail in public.

For issuers, asset rules, access conditions, corporate actions, and disclosure requirements can be part of the asset logic.

For investors, balances, transfers, and positions do not need to be broadcast to the entire internet.

For venues and institutions, permissions, settlement, and review can happen without exposing the full operating picture.

For builders, privacy covers the rules, the data, and the user experience, not only the address holding the token.

Dusk handles this across three parts:

DuskDS provides settlement and data availability, with deterministic finality and native models for confidential and transparent transactions.

DuskEVM is the EVM-compatible path for financial applications, with $DUSK as the native gas token, and privacy using our EVM privacy-module Hedger.

DuskVM gives native Dusk contracts a Rust/WASM path for privacy-aware logic built directly for DuskDS.

Private transfers protect transaction data.

Private smart contracts can protect the rules and data inside the financial product.

For RWA tokenization, that is the difference between putting an asset onchain and making regulated finance work onchain.

[Dusk @DuskFoundation]

Holding $DUSK and not staking yet?

Sozu, our partner, is currently showing 29.08% APR, boosted by its June airdrop campaign.

If you've been waiting to stake, this is a good moment to check out Sozu.

[Hein Dauven @HeinDauven]

Thinking about ways to use Grok Build. I have access to it and no idea what to do with it yet.

What should I make it build? 🤔

[Hein Dauven @HeinDauven]

This puts into perspective how early tokenization still is. The market opportunity is enormous.

And beyond tokenizing existing assets, there is an even bigger opportunity, namely making capital markets more efficient for companies raising capital and investors deploying it.

[Hein Dauven @HeinDauven]

Pain

[Hein Dauven @HeinDauven]

During the review we did flag a separate low-level concern in Phoenix, but after tracing the full transaction path it turned out not to be exploitable.

We added extra regression test coverage so it cannot become an issue in the future.

[Duskodino @FoneTzu]

$DUSK
$ZEC

[Dusk @DuskFoundation]

After the Zcash Orchard disclosure affecting $ZEC, Dusk ran a precautionary review.

Orchard uses Halo2 and Dusk uses its own PLONK implementation. We reviewed that proof-system risk class anyway and found no overlap.

We did not identify this class of issue on the Dusk network.

[JA @ja1405_ja]

While Zcash’s privacy design just wiped billions because no one could verify whether fake coins were secretly minted for years, the only privacy coin that matters is @DuskFoundation

$DUSK delivers true on-chain privacy through advanced zero-knowledge proofs for confidential transactions and smart contracts. Crucially, it adds selective disclosure private by default, but auditable and compliance-ready when needed. No hidden supply risks. No “trust us” moments. Built from the ground up for regulated RWAs and institutional finance with deterministic settlement and licensed partnerships.
Privacy that actually works in the real world. That’s $DUSK

$Zec $XMR $Btc #Crypto #PrivacyBlockchain #Binance

[Duskodino @FoneTzu]

$DUSK
$ZEC

[Hein Dauven @HeinDauven]

This is terrible news for any protocol, and I feel for the $ZEC team given how top notch they are.

But given the complexity of what is being built in this industry, bugs like this are also bound to happen. Even if you audit often, even if you hire good firms, cryptography and blockchain infrastructure are unforgiving.

At @DuskFoundation we made a conscious decision to spend a large part of the first half of 2026 on hardening and heavily auditing our own network.

Far from sexy and it does not generate headlines. And sadly enough, no matter how big the network upgrade is, this kind of work is often not perceived as "delivering".

But it is exactly the work you want done before privacy blockchain infrastructure is trusted with large amounts of real value.

More broadly, I think the industry needs to spend less time rolling its own cryptography in isolation, and more time standardizing, reviewing and formally verifying the shared primitives we all end up relying on.

In an ideal world, we formally verify as much as possible up and down the stack.

[Dusk USA 🇺🇸 @DUSK_USA]

Speculative crypto cycles are maturing, and real utility is taking over.

Native issuance of traditional assets is where institutions are heading next.

Progress on the CLARITY Act is accelerating compliant on-chain securities by giving clear, workable rules.

Dusk delivers the missing piece with privacy-preserving infrastructure built for regulation from day one.

This is how the stock market of the future comes on-chain.

[Dusk @DuskFoundation]

Earlier this month Dusk attended Fintech Meets the Regulators in Amsterdam.

The event brought fintech companies together with the Dutch Ministry of Finance, the Dutch Central Bank (DNB), and the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM).

@heindauven heard one theme repeatedly. Compliant use cases need privacy.

The next phase of financial infrastructure needs privacy that regulators, issuers, and markets can trust.

[Duskodino @FoneTzu]

@cobie @serpinxbt @DuskFoundation $DUSK

[Dusk @DuskFoundation]

Privacy gets interesting when it becomes programmable.

Private transfers protect transaction data. RWA tokenization needs smart contracts with confidential state, eligibility checks, and selective disclosure.

$DUSK brings programmable privacy to financial applications.