Recently, there's a phenomenon worth paying attention to — many developers have already started tinkering on the DuskEVM testnet, while most people are still focused on the price movements of popular cryptocurrencies.

When it comes to testnets, many people see it as just an "experimental field," but in reality, it has already transformed the whitepaper's design philosophy into an actionable product form. For developers, the current opportunity is very concrete: directly bridge $DUSK assets across chains, write institution-oriented smart contracts in Solidity-compatible environments, and genuinely experience how privacy primitives and zero-knowledge proofs execute on-chain.

What's particularly distinctive is that the entry barrier for the entire process has been significantly lowered — you write contracts in the conventional way, and the underlying infrastructure automatically adds an auditable privacy protection layer to transaction data.

The implications behind this are straightforward: service providers who begin familiarizing themselves with this ecosystem and accumulating technical and business practices at this stage will become the earliest participants to handle institutional capital and compliant business traffic when mainnet officially launches.

The market is full of noise, but the real dividends often emerge during those development phases that appear "quiet." With mainnet launch imminent, the testnet right now is the admission ticket to seizing positions in the next generation of privacy finance infrastructure.