Privacy and compliance—these two words are often at odds in traditional finance and the crypto world. But Dusk offers a different approach.
The core logic is straightforward: on-chain transactions default to hiding amounts and address information, but with authorized keys, the flow of funds can be fully traced. This way, financial institutions can protect sensitive data while meeting regulatory compliance requirements—neither side is offended.
This mechanism is especially useful in DeFi. Public on-chain data is easily targeted by arbitrageurs; large transactions can be front-run or subjected to sandwich attacks as soon as they appear. Privacy-first design can effectively prevent such risks while retaining auditability, making it transparent to regulatory agencies.
Currently, the crypto market faces increasing restrictions on privacy features, and compliance has become a prerequisite for institutional capital to enter. Dusk’s approach opens a window, providing a legal space for mainstream players. This is significant for promoting institutional investment into the crypto financial sector.
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MEVHunter_9000
· 01-11 10:00
The balance between privacy and compliance is indeed rare. If Dusk's solution can truly be implemented, it can effectively address the pain points of institutional entry.
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MetaMisery
· 01-08 16:50
Privacy + compliance, this combo punch is really awesome. Finally, someone has figured this out.
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CantAffordPancake
· 01-08 16:46
Can privacy and compliance be achieved simultaneously? If Dusk's solution really works, that would be impressive. However, the part about authorization keys still depends on how it's implemented; otherwise, it might become a backdoor for regulation.
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SolidityStruggler
· 01-08 16:25
Privacy + compliance is indeed a perfect combination. Finally, someone has thought of a way to keep both regulatory authorities and privacy advocates satisfied.
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TradFiRefugee
· 01-08 16:23
Can privacy and compliance be balanced? It sounds good, but is the authorization key system really reliable? It still feels like a backdoor is left for regulators.
Privacy and compliance—these two words are often at odds in traditional finance and the crypto world. But Dusk offers a different approach.
The core logic is straightforward: on-chain transactions default to hiding amounts and address information, but with authorized keys, the flow of funds can be fully traced. This way, financial institutions can protect sensitive data while meeting regulatory compliance requirements—neither side is offended.
This mechanism is especially useful in DeFi. Public on-chain data is easily targeted by arbitrageurs; large transactions can be front-run or subjected to sandwich attacks as soon as they appear. Privacy-first design can effectively prevent such risks while retaining auditability, making it transparent to regulatory agencies.
Currently, the crypto market faces increasing restrictions on privacy features, and compliance has become a prerequisite for institutional capital to enter. Dusk’s approach opens a window, providing a legal space for mainstream players. This is significant for promoting institutional investment into the crypto financial sector.