After trading for a while, you'll realize that the biggest opportunities are often hidden in the gaps between people's stereotypes and the actual situation.

Speaking of Dusk, the market's common perception is mostly like this: it's an old project, its popularity has long cooled down, and its technology is too hardcore for most people to truly understand. These biases have kept its price firmly pegged around $0.067, unable to move.

But what about the reality? It's a completely different story.

Dusk has just achieved EVM compatibility—meaning Ethereum developers can migrate seamlessly. At the same time, it is backed by the entire EU compliance system, holding assets worth hundreds of millions of euros. These two points combined create odds that are actually quite interesting.

Looking ahead, $0.06 itself is a historical low, and the project team is still actively building. Imagine how much room there is to slide further? The probability of it truly going to zero is extremely low.

On the upside, once the RWA boom opens up, or once assets on NPEX truly start circulating, Dusk's comparable targets will no longer be small coins with a market cap of a few million, but public chains with a valuation of tens of billions. Buying now is like picking gold from ruins—the process isn't very glamorous, but once cleaned up, it's real gold.

I can't say exactly when it will take off—maybe in a month, or maybe in half a year. But in the crypto world, certainty is often more scarce than time. Dusk, as a privacy Layer 1 built specifically for regulated finance, uses zero-knowledge proof technology to resolve the contradiction between business privacy and regulatory audits. After the EVM mainnet officially launches in January, it will serve as a compliant bridge connecting traditional finance and Web3, and is a heavily underestimated infrastructure core in the RWA track. This certainty is worth trading time for.