@DuskFoundation $DUSK #dusk This is where the idea behind Dusk Trade becomes interesting to me. Its focus doesn’t seem to be simply tokenizing an asset and leaving it there. It aims to connect the entire workflow, including investor onboarding, eligibility, wallet connection, trading, and settlement, within one environment. But one question still remains. Compliance makes a market safer, but those same eligibility rules can also reduce the number of potential buyers. So even if the technology is good, deep liquidity doesn’t automatically appear. For me, the real test for Dusk Trade is this: can it bring enough issuers and eligible investors onto the same venue to create meaningful liquidity? If it can, tokenization could become more than just a new asset format. It could become real market infrastructure. But if cold start problems and fragmented eligibility keep the flow thin, even good rails could still leave the market looking empty. Right now, the most interesting question about Dusk to me is this: can it turn tokenized assets into an actual market, not just a tokenized listing?