The key to blockchain mainstream adoption often lies in how to balance innovation and compliance. On this path, some projects are exploring a new direction.

Since its launch in 2018, Layer 1 projects specializing in privacy computing have gradually gained recognition from institutional applications through modular architecture and privacy auditability features. The brilliance of this design approach is that it protects user privacy while meeting regulatory transparency requirements. This is undoubtedly a rare solution for DeFi platforms and RWA tokenization scenarios.

The latest progress comes from the DuskEVM mainnet, which is scheduled to officially launch in the second week of January. What does this mean? Developers can directly deploy Solidity smart contracts without modifying code to access the ecosystem. Relying on Layer 1's efficient settlement capabilities, the entire integration process is greatly simplified, friction is eliminated, and the imagination space for the ecosystem is also opened.

From a technical perspective, this is not just a routine update but the construction of a practical layer for real financial scenarios on the infrastructure of privacy public chains. Both compliant institutions and development teams now have more practical ways to participate.