2026-01-11 03:20:36

The compliant financial track is experiencing a new turning point in the Web3 field. A Layer1 project deeply involved in this area has been making frequent moves recently—its DuskTrade has partnered with licensed Dutch exchange NPEX, planning to introduce over 300 million euros worth of tokenized securities on-chain. This signifies that the integration of traditional financial assets with blockchain is becoming more feasible.

There are also many highlights on the technical side. In the second week of January, the DuskEVM mainnet will launch support for Solidity smart contract compatibility, allowing developers to deploy compliant DeFi and RWA applications more conveniently. Meanwhile, the project's Hedger module uses zero-knowledge proof technology to ensure privacy while meeting audit requirements—an alpha version is already in testing. This combined solution is attractive to both institutional and individual users.

Looking at the project's history, as an participant that began building compliant financial infrastructure as early as 2018, its modular architecture and regulatory advantages have been refined over many years. By 2026, when compliance, RWA, and EVM technology elements all appear on the same track, it will be worth close attention.

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GasFeeCrybaby

· 50m ago

300 million euros go on the chain, is it really happening this time?

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LightningLady

· 17h ago

Damn, tokenized securities worth 300 million euros are directly on the chain. Is this serious? Traditional finance is finally starting to back down, having to bow to blockchain, haha. Using zero-knowledge proofs for privacy audits—this is brilliant. Why didn't anyone do this earlier? They started laying the groundwork in 2018, and now it's finally taking off. This is what you call quietly making a fortune. RWA (Real-World Assets) is finally showing some promise, although we still have to wait and see. Solidity compatibility is good to say, but the key question is: can it really pass regulatory scrutiny? Or will they come up with another set of rules? Backed by a Dutch exchange, so it's no longer just empty talk. There's some substance, but don't get too excited yet—there are still many compliance pitfalls ahead.

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ForkMaster

· 17h ago

Oh no, 300 million euros worth of tokenized securities? The project team is just storytelling again; having 100 million actually go live would be good enough. Honestly, the combination of zero-knowledge proofs + RWA sounds promising, but we still need to be cautious about audit vulnerabilities... They started planning back in 2018, so why are they only acting now so frequently? My three kids keep asking me what this is. I tell them to wait until the Alpha version is truly stable—it's not too late. The first rule for surviving a bear market is not to be fooled by narratives.

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ShibaSunglasses

· 01-11 03:50

Wow, this is truly an institutional-level move. 300 million euros directly on the chain, the door to traditional finance has finally been opened.

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NightAirdropper

· 01-11 03:50

Wow, tokenized securities worth 300 million euros—this is true on-chain finance. The combination of compliance + RWA has finally been implemented; it was just theoretical before. Zero-knowledge proof privacy audits are being handled simultaneously; this architecture design is really impressive. Projects that laid the compliance infrastructure back in 2018 are finally getting their turn to shine. Wait, the Dutch exchange is licensed, right? That’s what I call genuine institutional-level cooperation, not those knockoff exchanges. I’ve been optimistic about this track for a long time, and finally there’s some substantial progress. DuskEVM is coming, developers, get ready to be amazed—adapting Solidity is truly unbeatable. Starting from 300 million euros, there will definitely be more traditional assets entering the scene. This is what Web3 should be doing—no more pump-and-dump altcoins. It feels like institutions are now seriously paying attention to this field; it’s no longer just a game.

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AirdropATM

· 01-11 03:50

Dutch exchange partners with on-chain securities, this move of 300 million euros is quite steady Zero-knowledge proofs preserve privacy and pass audits, this is truly the best of both worlds Already laying the compliance infrastructure in 2018, now seeing results, there's something to it RWA (Real-World Assets) definitely deserves attention, signals of institutional entry are becoming clearer Full Solidity compatibility, developer friendliness has indeed improved Mainnet launched at the beginning of the year, keep an eye on the developments, what if there's a breakthrough Compliance + privacy + auditing combined in one, I didn't expect this trio to be solvable simultaneously

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SelfCustodyIssues

· 01-11 03:49

€300 million tokenized securities? This time, it's serious. Traditional finance entering blockchain, but what about the regulatory framework over in the Netherlands... Zero-knowledge proofs for privacy auditing sound great, but how it actually gets implemented is the real test. Started planning back in 2018, this definitely has some substance.

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Gm_Gn_Merchant

· 01-11 03:30

Really, compliance is indeed gaining momentum.

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