Balancing privacy and compliance has never been easy. But Dusk has proven through technology that this path is possible.

From an architectural perspective, it adopts zero-knowledge proofs combined with Byzantine isolation protocols, which protect transaction privacy while meeting financial regulatory standards. This is also the core reason why traditional financial institutions are willing to cooperate with it.

Let's talk about recent developments. Dusk, in partnership with the Dutch licensed exchange NPEX, launched DuskTrade, directly bringing over 300 million euros worth of tokenized securities onto the compliant blockchain. This is not a gimmick; in January, a candidate channel was opened, breaking down the barriers between traditional finance and Web3. Real-world assets are truly moving from paper to reality on the chain.

The DuskEVM mainnet is expected to go live in the second week of January. This is very important—EVM compatibility means developers can deploy Solidity contracts directly, while maintaining privacy features, greatly lowering the entry barrier for ecosystem applications. The richness of the ecosystem will significantly increase.

Additionally, with integration of Chainlink's oracle services and an investment of 15 million DUSK in the ecosystem fund, Dusk is strengthening its competitiveness across multiple dimensions. From technology stack to application deployment and ecosystem incentives, the logical chain is quite complete.