The RWA market size could reach $16 trillion by 2030, hiding enormous opportunities behind this figure. But the real bottleneck is not market size, but how to safely and compliantly bring real-world assets onto the chain.
Dusk's solution is worth paying attention to. It uses privacy protection mechanisms to handle sensitive data such as real estate valuations and corporate finances, ensuring that information is not leaked during the flow. This sounds simple, but it is crucial in financial scenarios. More importantly, its built-in compliance module can automate the issuance requirements of security tokens — this is not a gimmick, but a genuine way to lower the barriers to bringing traditional assets onto the chain.
Binding on-chain identities with legal entities also solves an old problem: the legal validity of tokenized assets. Traditional public blockchains cannot do this because they lack a mapping mechanism to real-world legal frameworks. Once this gap is filled, large-scale on-chain issuance of assets like private equity and bonds will no longer be a distant dream. The entire process, from technology to legal aspects, can be integrated — this is what Dusk can offer that others cannot.
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gas_fee_trauma
· 01-09 15:34
16 trillion sounds great, but how many of them can actually be on the chain? Privacy + compliance is indeed a strong combination, but legal recognition is really the key hurdle.
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MEVHunterX
· 01-09 08:31
16 trillion? Sounds impressive, but without proper compliance, it's just nonsense.
Privacy + compliance combo is quite fresh, but can the legal side really get it done...
Dusk's approach to identity binding is pretty good; finally, someone is taking this seriously.
By the way, when will traditional finance truly embrace this thing?
Automated securities issuance? If it really gets implemented, we might have to wait until the sky turns white.
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CrashHotline
· 01-08 22:47
16 trillion? Sounds impressive, but the key is still "how to securely put it on the chain"... Dusk's approach of combining privacy + compliance really hits the pain points.
I'm optimistic about identity binding to legal entities; something that public chains can't handle is finally being addressed.
Not to mention, few solutions combine financial data protection with compliance modules.
Honestly, such a solution was long overdue; RWA has been stuck on compliance and privacy issues for too long.
However, whether Dusk will also be hindered by regulatory restrictions is a question, right?
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MemeKingNFT
· 01-08 17:03
16 trillion sounds tempting, but I still stick to my point—the compliance hurdle is more critical than market size. Dusk's combination of privacy + compliance, to be honest, has some real substance. Finally, someone thought of moving the legal framework onto the blockchain.
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YieldHunter
· 01-08 17:02
actually if you look at the tvl movement on dusk, something feels off here... 16 trillion sounds nice until regulators actually start enforcing compliance. seen too many "built-in compliance" projects get rekt overnight ngl
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JustAnotherWallet
· 01-08 17:00
16 trillion sounds outrageous, but how much of it can actually be implemented... The combination of privacy + compliance is indeed rare.
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BloodInStreets
· 01-08 16:40
The 16 trillion yuan cake looks tempting, but once on-chain assets encounter issues, it can lead to a bloodbath. Dusk's combination of privacy and compliance truly hits the pain point.
The RWA market size could reach $16 trillion by 2030, hiding enormous opportunities behind this figure. But the real bottleneck is not market size, but how to safely and compliantly bring real-world assets onto the chain.
Dusk's solution is worth paying attention to. It uses privacy protection mechanisms to handle sensitive data such as real estate valuations and corporate finances, ensuring that information is not leaked during the flow. This sounds simple, but it is crucial in financial scenarios. More importantly, its built-in compliance module can automate the issuance requirements of security tokens — this is not a gimmick, but a genuine way to lower the barriers to bringing traditional assets onto the chain.
Binding on-chain identities with legal entities also solves an old problem: the legal validity of tokenized assets. Traditional public blockchains cannot do this because they lack a mapping mechanism to real-world legal frameworks. Once this gap is filled, large-scale on-chain issuance of assets like private equity and bonds will no longer be a distant dream. The entire process, from technology to legal aspects, can be integrated — this is what Dusk can offer that others cannot.