I think RWA is missing from far too many discussions: It’s not about adding assets to the chain. It’s about controlling who can see which data. Tokenizing bonds, funds, or real-world assets only solves the part of “putting assets on the blockchain.” When real institutional capital enters, the harder problem lies in privacy + compliance. Because enterprises don’t want every transaction, position, or financial detail to become public data. But they also can’t operate in a system where nothing can be verified. That’s why I find Dusk’s approach worth watching. DuskEVM maintains an EVM-compatible environment, while Hedger introduces confidentiality through technologies like ZK proofs and homomorphic encryption. In my view, privacy for RWA shouldn’t mean “hiding everything.” It should mean “revealing only what needs to be revealed.” If blockchain can achieve this, privacy and compliance are no longer opposing forces. And that could be a crucial piece for institutional adoption. https://t.co/tHLicbl3oM