Waitlist is now open for Dusk's regulated RWA trading platform. Sign up to enter a raffle for $500 in RWAs 👇

Buying and selling RWAs involves layers of middlemen, adding time and cost. At Dusk, we're building the infrastructure to bring all financial processes onchain and cut unnecessary steps. Our CTO @HeinDauven explains our approach in the @surgence_io livestream ↓

Introducing Dusklings, an interactive dusk-network:native learning game created by @HeinDauven. Build your Dusk knowledge and coding skills through hands-on challenges in smart contracts, dApps and zero-knowledge proofs, while raising a pixel companion. Start hatching today ↓

I built Dusklings, a game for learning to build on @DuskFoundation dusk-network:native. Raise a pixel Duskling while you learn how Dusk works, write Forge contracts in Rust, build a dApp with Dusk Connect and write zero-knowledge circuits. dusklings.com

We've made major improvements across the Dusk stack over the past few months. Stronger security, better developer tools and upgrades to our zero-knowledge privacy technology. Our weekly developer updates break down the progress. Explore the latest ↓

Fun facts about dusk-network:native: → 8+ years building privacy tech in the EU. → Dusk Lead Cryptographer co-designed Equihash ($ZEC's original PoW) and co-authored Poseidon. → Privacy-preserving smart contracts that automate transfers and eligibility checks.

Moving assets onchain shouldn't mean putting every balance on display. Hedger will enable confidential transfers on DuskEVM, keeping balances and transfer amounts encrypted while transactions remain verifiable. Here's how it works 👇

Financial automation shouldn’t expose sensitive investor and transaction data. A tokenized bond, for example, might only be available to investors from certain countries. The application needs to confirm that the buyer qualifies, without making their identity or personal documents public. It also needs to: → enforce restrictions on future transfers → coordinate delivery of the asset and payment → make relevant records available for authorized review Dusk lets developers build privacy-preserving smart contracts for these workflows. Using zero-knowledge proofs, an application can verify that an eligibility requirement is met without revealing the private information behind that check. Selective disclosure allows specific information to be shared with authorized reviewers when needed. The application’s design determines what stays confidential, what can be verified publicly and what authorized reviewers can access. Explore the Dusk documentation below ↓

Privacy has been at the forefront of Dusk's design from the start. We built a foundation for confidential finance, then added the tools and layers to support adoption and scale. Our founder and CEO @Autholykos explains the approach in our @binance AMA ↓

DuskEVM will connect onchain activity to token utility. Familiar Solidity tools will help developers bring new apps to Dusk, with DUSK powering contract deployments and user transactions. Read our article on DUSK utility below ↓

Interoperable RWAs give investors more ways to use the assets they already hold. Dusk x @chainlink is working to connect tokenized assets across blockchains and give financial apps reliable price data. Read our article on RWA interoperability ↓

Your payments shouldn’t be visible to everyone. On public blockchains, a payment can reveal more of your financial life than you might expect. How this affects you 👇

Real-world asset interoperability helps issuers reach more investors. But when a natively issued asset becomes interoperable across blockchains, how do ownership and investor rights work? Read our new article on RWA interoperability ↓

Europe’s RWA opportunity goes deeper than another tokenized wrapper. Bonds, private credit, equities and commodities need access rules, privacy, disclosure and settlement to work together. Dusk provides the infrastructure to bring regulated financial assets onchain.

Public blockchains can expose the financial information companies need to keep confidential. Balances, transaction amounts, and trading relationships can all become visible. Our CTO @HeinDauven and @esteemedbuilds discuss financial privacy on the @surgence_io livestream ↓

OpenDusk's genesis vote snapshot is planned for Thursday, 10 September. OpenDusk is a community-led initiative to help builders and contributors grow the Dusk ecosystem. Check @opendusk_org's post below for voting eligibility and more about the initiative ↓

Meet The Dusk Intern, an independent community builder creating a growing collection of tools for Dusk. From tracking wallets and liquidity to distributing and deploying tokens, @TheDuskIntern is giving the community more to work with. Here's what he's built 👇

Privacy works differently from one blockchain to another. To understand why, ask: → What stays private? → How is it protected? → Who can see shared information? → Can developers build apps beyond payments? Read our latest article to understand blockchain privacy better ↓

The teams solving the hardest problems in compliance and regulation often go unnoticed. Here's @esteemedbuilds with @DuskFoundation on why that costs more than most founders realize, and how to fix it.

Putting financial assets onchain shouldn’t make every position public. Market participants need confidentiality, while authorized reviewers need evidence. Here’s how Hedger serves both on DuskEVM 👇

Privacy only works for financial institutions when the right information can still be disclosed to authorized parties. If you don’t know what selective disclosure means, watch Dusk CTO @HeinDauven explain it ↓