Regarding the application of asset tokenization in traditional finance, I’ve recently had some ideas I want to discuss. Many people always think this track is just hype about decentralization, but in fact, many projects are quietly doing real work.

Take Dusk as an example, their collaboration with Chainlink is quite interesting. How do they do it? They adopt a standard approach to bring institutional assets directly on-chain while maintaining data privacy. This way, exchanges like NPEX can directly issue tokenized stocks without having to overhaul their existing backend systems. It really saves a lot of trouble for institutions.

From a technical perspective, once DuskEVM mainnet launches in Q1 2026, EVM compatibility will make migration super simple. Imagine banks using this system to handle confidential transactions, and at the audit stage, they can disclose information with a single click. This kind of flexibility is very attractive to financial institutions.

The core logic behind this is actually solving the biggest headache in traditional finance — the dilemma between data security and business efficiency. Dusk has dedicated a 10M ecosystem fund to support these integration projects. Recently, listing on a major US exchange also increased liquidity, and market attention is heating up.

If you’re following this track, don’t just focus on price fluctuations. Spend some time researching this partner—Cordial Systems—they have already tokenized assets worth 20 billion. What does this mean? It shows that this logic is really taking off. My judgment is that Dusk might become an invisible gateway for large-scale institutional entry in 2026. It’s worth keeping an eye on related developments.