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It is a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain designed for low-latency on-chain transactions and decentralized finance (DeFi) applications. It is built on the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), fully compatible with the tools and applications of the Solana ecosystem, while deeply optimizing the Firedancer validator client to achieve approximately 40 milliseconds block time and about 1.3 seconds confirmation speed. The mainnet officially launched on January 15, 2026, positioning itself for institutional-grade performance, combining the execution efficiency of traditional finance (TradFi) with decentralized infrastructure. Validators are primarily deployed near high-performance data centers such as those in Tokyo to reduce physical latency, supporting scenarios like high-frequency trading, perpetual contracts, and real-time settlement.

The performance can be described as 'steady with vigor'. From a low of $0.05 at the beginning of January to the current range of $0.105–0.11, with a 7-day increase of over 90%, the market cap has risen from $30–40 million to $51–54 million, and the ranking has climbed from over 500 to around 440–450. This wave of market movement is not merely due to market sentiment, but is driven by mainnet delivery and real test data leading to a rational reassessment. Against the backdrop of a market drop of over 5.94%,
it has only slightly dropped by around 4%, with a 24-hour trading volume stabilizing at $38–40 million, showing significant resilience against declines.
Reviewing the performance over the past three weeks, the most striking aspect is the testing progress of the NPEX 300 million euros RWA project: the number of simulated trades has exceeded 270,000, with a privacy leak rate of 0% and an audit path coverage rate of 100%. After the Hedger V2 upgrade, the delay for ZK proof generation has been compressed to milliseconds, and the gas cost for batch trading has decreased by 35–40%. The accuracy of Chainlink oracle's real-time pricing is 99.99%, and the Quantoz EURQ euro bridge has achieved zero-friction inflow of euro funds, with T+0 settlement as stable as an old dog. The staking amount has exceeded 210 million DUSK (accounting for over 37%), with an annualized yield of over 36%, institutional holdings approaching 62%, and social mentions of privacy coins ranking in the top 6. These figures are not from a PPT but are real deliverables that can be verified and replayed on-chain.

In the past month,
starting from around $0.05, it surged to a high of $0.30 and then fell back to the range of $0.105-$0.11, with a maximum increase of over 90% in 7 days. However, it also experienced several pullbacks following the market's sharp declines, and its market cap currently hovers between $51 million and $54 million. Overall, this wave of the market has a genuine delivery-driven aspect, but it also exposes Dusk's characteristic of being 'slow to heat up'.
The white paper has repeatedly emphasized a core point since 2018: a fully transparent public chain cannot support real-world assets, as companies cannot expose their entire supply chain, costs, and trading partners on a public ledger. Dusk's proposed solution is 'auditable privacy'—the Phoenix protocol defaults to hiding details with ZK and allows for selective disclosure at the click of a button when needed. This theory seemed somewhat 'redundant' at the time, but eight years later, in 2026, it suddenly became a necessity. After the implementation of MiCA, anonymous coins were delisted, and fully transparent chains were avoided by institutions, making Dusk's white paper appear like a script written in advance.

February 7, 2026,
The mainnet has been running stably for nearly a month,
The price fluctuates in the range of $0.105–0.11, with a 7-day increase of over 90%, a market cap of $51–54 million, and a ranking around 440–450.
Dusk's recent posts on X are dense and information-rich, focusing on the launch of the Hedger Alpha testnet, a detailed breakdown of the RWA value capture mechanism, and the upcoming Town Hall meeting. These contents are not just technical updates but also demonstrate Dusk's accelerated transformation from 'mainnet launch' to 'institutional-level applications implementation.' The announcement of the Hedger Alpha testnet on February 3 is the biggest highlight of the week: the DuskEVM testnet officially opens Hedger, supporting fully confidential payments (balance and amount completely hidden), while maintaining compliance and auditability. The post emphasizes that this is not a theoretical level of privacy but a practical tool—transactions are encrypted by default and can be publicly disclosed through selective disclosure with a single click when an audit is needed. Hedger V2 has compressed ZK proof generation delays to the millisecond level, and the gas cost for batch transactions has decreased by 35–40%.

As of today, the mainnet has been running for nearly a month, with the price fluctuating in the range of $0.105–0.11, and a 7-day increase still exceeding 90%, with a market cap of $51–54 million, ranking around 440–450. Recently, Dusk's posts on X have been dense and impactful, focusing on the launch of the Hedger Alpha testnet, details of the RWA value capture mechanism, and the upcoming Town Hall meeting, indicating that the ecosystem is transitioning from 'mainnet launch' to a critical stage of 'institutional-grade application implementation'.
On February 3rd, the announcement of the Hedger Alpha testnet is a highlight: the DuskEVM testnet officially opens Hedger, supporting confidential payments (the balance and transfer amount are completely confidential), while maintaining compliance and auditability. The post emphasizes: this is not theoretical privacy, but a practical tool - transaction details are hidden by default, with a one-click disclosure path when an audit is needed. Hedger V2 has compressed ZK proof generation delay to milliseconds, reducing gas costs for batch transactions by 35-40%. Three weeks after the mainnet, Hedger has integrated Chainlink oracle for real-time pricing and Quantoz EURQ euro bridging, accumulating over 270,000 simulated transactions in the NPEX €300 million RWA test, with zero privacy leakage and 100% audit coverage. This update has shifted Dusk from 'proof of concept' to 'production-grade availability', with institutional feedback: finally, there is a chain that allows real assets to be put on-chain without worrying about data exposure.