2026-01-14 22:22:49

Major update is here. The DuskEVM mainnet is set to launch this week, and this is no small feat.

Here's the key point: As a privacy-oriented first-layer public chain, Dusk aims to open up liquidity channels within the EVM ecosystem. You understand, this means that various assets and applications from the Ethereum ecosystem can directly enter Dusk's privacy environment. From a technical perspective, this marks the critical point from testing and validation to mainnet deployment.

In simple terms, privacy computing meeting EVM compatibility is a combination that hasn't been common at the L1 level in the past. Dusk's move is essentially finding a balance between privacy and usability. For DUSK token holders, the mainnet launch signifies the protocol truly starting to operate, and ecosystem applications will be launched successively. Markets are usually quite sensitive to such milestones.

DUSK3,72%

ETH1,82%

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 14h ago

Privacy+EVM this combination is indeed fresh, but whether it can truly support the liquidity of the Ethereum ecosystem depends on subsequent performance. The mainnet launch sounds promising, but I'm worried it might be another PPT revolution. Is it coming this week? Need to keep a close watch, feels like it could explode or break. Dusk is trying to balance privacy and usability, it sounds like walking a tightrope. Token holders should be very nervous right now, either big rise or big fall. There are quite a few projects in the privacy chain space, what makes Dusk stand out? Can this mainnet really solve the previous issues, or will it continue to be delayed?

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CommunityWorker

· 15h ago

Privacy + EVM is indeed a rare combination; it depends on whether the ecosystem can keep up after the mainnet launches.

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GweiTooHigh

· 15h ago

Privacy + EVM, this combination definitely has some potential, but I don't know if it can really withstand the market test. As for launching the mainnet, it still feels like a lot of hype. Let's wait and see if there are real applications landing later. There are a bunch of privacy public chains, so what makes Dusk stand out? Is it truly solid or just storytelling? Launching the mainnet this week to pump the price? I need to see more clarity before making a move. EVM compatibility sounds easy to say, but will real liquidity come? Big question mark. Mainnet launch—don't let it be another fleeting hype cycle with a new concept. Privacy + EVM is indeed a fresh approach, but ecosystem applications are the real key. Wait a minute, can this really divert assets from the Ethereum ecosystem? I remain skeptical. Token holders will be thrilled, but retail investors should stay cautious. Mainnet launches are usually a good time to dump.

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SatoshiHeir

· 15h ago

It should be pointed out that the integration of privacy computing with EVM-compatible technology indeed breaks the traditional L1 design dilemma. According to the white paper, this is not only an engineering achievement but also a validation of value consensus. Undoubtedly, only when the mainnet is launched can on-chain data truly speak. Market sensitivity is just superficial; the deeper logic lies in the self-consistency of the protocol incentive mechanism—let me return to Satoshi Nakamoto's original thinking: decentralized privacy should be the ultimate form of financial freedom. Dear friends, from this perspective, DUSK's move clearly addresses the dichotomy between usability and privacy.

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