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$DUSK was thinking about privacy on the blockchain that can still be verified. Hedger is responsible for this: balances are encrypted using homomorphic encryption and zero-knowledge proofs, while a regulator can verify them upon request. DuskEVM is also compatible with Solidity, so protocols can be ported without rewriting the code. It already tokenizes €200-300 million worth of securities on Dusk.
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Yesterday there was a stream, and after analyzing several US market stocks, the viewers and I came to the conclusion that right now it makes sense to collect a small spread. There were no sharp directional moves in most of the tickers we analyzed; the price was mostly treading within a narrow range, and such conditions usually favor strategies that profit from the price returning to its mean.
While analyzing the charts on air, I explained in simple terms what collecting a spread actually means and remembered a very illustrative example from my own home. My companion loves a game where you thro

There are stories that change the way you think about trust in general, and one such story happened to me not long ago. Sergey and I were walking together with Sputnik—an ordinary evening, nothing foreshadowed it. Suddenly, a strange Labrador, big and aggressive, lunged at Sputnik, aiming straight for the throat. Everything happened in seconds—the moment when you physically don’t have time to react first. Sergey made it. He rushed between the dogs and took the impact on himself, getting bitten. The dog was scared and nothing more, while Sergey paid for it with his skin, in the literal sense.
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The “next to” command we have with our Satellite is already perfected to the point of autopilot, and I’ve always enjoyed watching how it works in a challenging environment. He can walk past other dogs, bowls of other people’s food, and interesting smells, yet shoulder to shoulder he stays locked to my pace and direction. He never stops noticing what’s around him, but every one of his movements is synchronized precisely with me, and the moment I turn, he turns with me without a single command.
While reading Babylon’s technical documentation, I caught myself thinking that this very word—“next to

TBV works through cryptographic proofs embedded directly into the Bitcoin script, and it’s much closer to a scented-trace story than to a personal inspection story. A network or counterparty receives a kind of “sample,” meaning a cryptographic confirmation that the collateral exists, is locked, and is being used according to the stated terms, and on that basis it can act without touching anything by hand and without access to the actual room where the Bitcoin is physically kept. The asset stays exactly where the owner left it, and verification happens without anyone needing to enter that place

Should I say “no,” and my dog stops on full speed, whatever he’s doing 🐾🛑
A satellite can run after a ball, pull the leash toward another dog, or be right in the middle of some thrilling moment, but when I say the command “no,” he stops literally half a step in. Not in a minute, not after persuading him, but immediately—regardless of what he was occupied with a second ago. This detail always impresses me: the right to interrupt an action doesn’t require explanations, doesn’t require the other party’s consent—it simply exists and triggers instantly.
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