2026-01-17 16:21:33

In the 2026 crypto market, who is the most competitive? The operation of this project is truly eye-opening—DuskTrade, which is planning to bring 300 million euros of securities on-chain, is simultaneously launching DuskEVM in the second week of January to onboard Solidity developers.

And that's not all. Hedger's zero-knowledge proof has also been integrated, enabling privacy transactions that can pass audits. This is essentially the ultimate solution in the financial sector: providing privacy protection without running afoul of regulations. In simple terms, this combination is answering an age-old question—how to be both free and compliant in Web3?

From securities on-chain to developer tools and privacy audit solutions, three initiatives are advancing simultaneously, with a pace that’s quite extraordinary. Whether this approach will succeed remains to be seen, but it at least shows that the project team has a clear vision of the market in 2026. Privacy transactions are inherently sensitive topics, and few projects can truly follow a compliant route.

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ThreeHornBlasts

· 01-20 10:05

This pace is indeed aggressive, with three lines running in parallel, seeming to want to swallow the entire ecosystem in one go... But can it really be implemented, or is it just another PPT revolution?

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SelfStaking

· 01-19 13:20

Really daring to play this way, the combination of privacy + compliance is indeed rare, just worried that both ends end up empty in the end.

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AlphaLeaker

· 01-19 02:10

I just want to know if this thing can really be implemented, or if it's just another wave of PPT revolution? Moving 300 million euros onto the chain sounds impressive, but can it really pass the approval process?

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MevHunter

· 01-17 16:49

Hmm... 300 million euros moved on-chain, that's really bold. But I'm more curious whether DuskEVM can truly attract Solidity developers, or if it's just another "ecosystem" bubble?

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PumpingCroissant

· 01-17 16:48

300 million euros on the chain? Probably just another hype, just waiting to see. --- ZK auditing sounds great in theory, but in reality... I've seen plenty of compliant private transactions, and in the end, compromises are still made. --- Launching three lines simultaneously, this pace is indeed outrageous, but I wonder where the money is coming from. --- Private transactions + compliance, can this contradiction be resolved? I remain skeptical. --- Developer tools are okay, but the part about securities on the chain feels exaggerated. --- Both ZK and privacy, they talk a lot but how many are actually usable? --- This approach isn't bad, but it feels a bit overhyped. --- Those willing to take the compliant route are indeed rare, but the key is how well this project is executed.

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 01-17 16:45

This rhythm, indeed, has some substance... But I still think that phrase "free yet not illegal" is a false proposition; in the end, you still have to bow to reality.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 01-17 16:37

300 million euros on the chain? This pace is a bit intense. If it really materializes, it would be incredible.

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BrokenRugs

· 01-17 16:25

300 million euros moved on-chain? Man, your guts are really big. But the combination of privacy + compliance is indeed quite innovative.

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