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#kite $KITE @GoKiteAI Forța programului constă în atitudinea echipei față de filozofia și dezvoltarea sinergică a Web3.
În aug 2025, cofondatorii KITE AI, Chi (CEO) și Scott (CTO), se așează cu profesorul de la UT Austin, Shiram Vishwanath, pentru a explora intersecția puternică dintre AI și blockchain. Una dintre principalele idei ale podcast-ului lor a fost: "Dacă te gândești la AI și la sistemele de criptomonedă sau blockchain, acestea au două caracteristici comune foarte importante. Ambele sunt concepute pentru a funcționa în moduri paralele și ambele sunt concepute pentru a fi compozabile. Și aceasta este parte din succesul lor. Dacă nu am fi venit cu neuronul inițial cu o activare R/L care, în cele din urmă, ar putea fi umplut în ceea ce este efectiv un set de funcții compozabile și să funcționeze în mod paralel, nu am avea AI astăzi. Dacă nu am fi construit sisteme paralele peer-to-peer sau arhitecturate în alt mod cu funcții compozabile între diferite tipuri de transfer de valoare, nu am avea criptomonedă astăzi."

@Dusk #dusk $DUSK Dusk Network is considered a safe and compliant blockchain developer for financial applications, focusing on privacy with zero-knowledge proofs, EVM compatibility for developers, and features for regulatory compliance (KYC/AML), making it suitable for tokenizing real-world assets like securities while keeping sensitive data confidential but auditable by authorized parties. Its architecture, including the Piecrust VM and Confidential Security Contracts (XSC), is built to meet institutional needs for privacy and legal adherence, differentiating it from general-purpose blockchains. 
Key Aspects of Dusk's Safety & Compliance:
Privacy by Design: Uses ZK-proofs (like PLONK) to hide transaction details (amounts, participants) while ensuring validity.Regulatory Focus: Built for regulated markets, supporting compliance with frameworks like MiCA, MiFID II, and GDPR-style requirements.Confidential Smart Contracts: Allows enterprises to run private, compliant financial logic on-chain.XSC Standard: A specialized standard for tokenizing regulated assets (securities, bonds).Auditable Privacy: Offers mechanisms for authorized parties (regulators) to audit transactions when needed.EVM Compatibility: Developers can build with familiar tools (like Solidity) while leveraging native privacy features.Security Measures: Has established processes for reporting and handling vulnerabilities in their open-source code. 
In essence, Dusk aims to bridge the gap between public blockchain transparency and the privacy/compliance needs of traditional finance, positioning itself as a backbone for confidential, compliant digital assets. 
The Vision Behind Dusk
Dusk aims to make financial markets more open and efficient without breaking existing laws. It enables institutions to issue and manage regulated assets on-chain, while allowing users to hold and transfer those assets privately. The network focuses on combining decentralization with real-world requirements such as compliance, auditability, and legal certainty.

 https://tinyurl.com/dusk-creatorpad
Complete all tasks to unlock a share of 3,059,210 DUSK token rewards. The top 100 creators on the Dusk 30D Project Leaderboard* will share 70% of the reward pool and all remaining eligible participants will share 30%. Rewards will be distributed by 2026-02-28 in the #RewardsHub . @Dusk $DUSK
Let s see the main partners of #Dusk. One of them is #Sozu .

Simple Stake
Sozu simplifies the process of staking your Dusk. With an intuitive interface, zero hassle, and seamless integration, it allows users to effortlessly earn rewards on their holdings.
Amount
Easily manage your staking by selecting the desired amount. Whether you're staking a small portion or a larger sum, this option allows you to adjust your contribution based on your preferences.
Rewards
Unlock the power of your assets with Sozu, a seamless way to earn rewards effortlessly in the Dusk Network. Stake your Dusk and start accumulating returns without complicated setups.

What is #Pieswap ?
Pieswap is a decentralised exchange (DEX) on Dusk EVM. It allows you to swap tokens, provide liquidity to earn fees, and stake PIE tiken to earn a share of all platforms fees.

Infrastructure & partners
ChainlinkOracle and CCIP partner for cross‑chain messaging and data on DuskEVM.
NPEXInstitutional partner for regulated RWA and securities issuance on Dusk.
QuantozProvider of a regulated EUR stablecoin integrating with Dusk.

Cordial SystemsDigital asset custody and settlement infrastructure working with Dusk.
The Dusk Intern had some time on Jan 1st and created a $Dusk Price Oracle contract on #DuskEVM testnet. Hopefully it’s usefull for some community projects.
Dusk Network is considered a safe and compliant blockchain developer for financial applications, focusing on privacy with zero-knowledge proofs,  EVM compatibility for developers, and features for regulatory compliance (KYC/AML), making it suitable for tokenizing real-world assets like securities while keeping sensitive data confidential but auditable by authorized parties. 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

@Dusk #dusk $DUSK

Dusk Token Utility
DUSK serves several key purposes within the ecosystem:
Used for staking in consensus participation.Rewards to consensus participants.Payment of network fees (See Transaction fees & gas).Paying for the deployment of dApps on the network.Payment of services on the network.
Transaction fees & gas
Every transaction on Dusk consumes gas, a unit that measures how much work it does on-chain.
You specify a gas limit (maximum work you’re willing to pay for) and a gas price in LUX
(`1 LUX = 10⁻⁹ DUSK).The actual fee paid is gas_used × gas_price. Unused gas is not charged.If a transaction runs out of gas during execution, it is reverted and the fee for the gas consumed is still charged.
Gas price adjusts with network demand. When demand is low, prices tend to be low, resulting in very cheap transactions for users.
Collected fees are added to the block reward and redistributed as described in Incentive structure.
Token Metrics
Token Name: DuskToken Symbol: DUSKInitial Supply: 500,000,000 DUSK, comprising both ERC20, BEP20. These are migrated to native DUSK tokens using a burner contract.Total Emitted Supply: 500,000,000 DUSK will be emitted over 36 years to reward stakers on the mainnet, following the Token Emission Schedule.Maximum Supply: 1,000,000,000 DUSK, combining the 500M initial supply and 500M emitted over time.
Staking Details
Staking is a crucial aspect of the Dusk protocol, allowing token holders to contribute to network security. For more details on the emission schedule, see the Token Emission Schedule below. Here are the primary details for staking DUSK tokens:
Minimum Staking Amount: 1000 DUSK.Maximum Staking Amount: No upper bound.Stake Maturity Period: 2 Epochs - 4320 blocks.Unstaking: No penalties or waiting period.
Token Emission Schedule
The DUSK token emission schedule plays a vital role in incentivizing network participants, particularly in the early stages of the blockchain network, where transaction fees alone may not be sufficient to reward node operators and validators. By systematically emitting tokens over time, the Dusk network ensures that participants are adequately compensated for securing and maintaining the network, fostering its growth and decentralization.
The token emission has been designed to align with the long-term vision of building a robust and enduring ecosystem, while controlling inflation and limiting potential attack vectors. The emission schedule follows a carefully structured geometric decay model, wherein the number of emitted tokens reduces systematically every 4 years. This approach balances the need for continuous token issuance with inflation control, ensuring long-term sustainability and stability for the DUSK token economy.
Key aspects of the DUSK token emission schedule include:
36-Year Emission Duration: The token emission is distributed across 36 years, divided into 9 periods of 4 years each.Emission Reduction Every 4 Years: Token emission decreases every 4 years by a fixed reduction rate, ensuring gradual reduction in token issuance, similar to Bitcoin’s halving model.
Token Emission
The emission rate starts with a reduction rate r = 0.5, meaning the token emission halves every 4 years. This strategy is designed to rapidly build network participation by providing strong early incentives.
Infrastructure & partners
ChainlinkOracle and CCIP partner for cross‑chain messaging and data on DuskEVM.
NPEXInstitutional partner for regulated RWA and securities issuance on Dusk.
QuantozProvider of a regulated EUR stablecoin integrating with Dusk.
Cordial SystemsDigital asset custody and settlement infrastructure working with Dusk.
🤖🤖🤖🤖If you’re building something on Dusk and would like to be featured here, get in touch via the community channels or contribute to the docs.🍕🍕🍕🍕☕☕related:

@Dusk
$DUSK Dusk has a modular architecture with:
DuskDS – the settlement and data layer (consensus, data availability, native transaction models, protocol contracts, DuskVM).DuskEVM – the EVM execution layer where most smart contracts and dApps live.
🤖🤖Now comes the dry, professional facts and opportunities that Dusk offers to those interested.🤖🤖

As a builder you usually:
write and deploy contracts on DuskEVM, andrely on DuskDS for finality, privacy and settlement under the hood.
Expecially for Developers 💪🎉💪:
Developers can deploy smart contracts on DuskEVM using Solidity and familiar tools like Hardhat or Foundry. This is a guide covering the essential information required to deploy smart contracts on DuskEVM.
DuskDS is for advanced builders who want to write Rust/WASM smart contracts directly on DuskDS, the settlement and data layer.
For most dApps, you should deploy on DuskEVM and use DuskDS indirectly.
Smart contracts on DuskDS are used for low‑level protocol logic and specialised applications that need direct access to the settlement layer. If you just want to build a “normal” DeFi, NFT or application contract, prefer DuskEVM.
To develop DuskDS contracts you need:
a recent Rust toolchain with the wasm32-unknown-unknown target;the tools and versions listed in the Rusk README;a Rust‑capable editor (VS Code + Rust Analyzer, RustRover, Vim + Rust Analyzer, etc.).
Transactions on Dusk follow a specific lifecycle. Here’s a basic overview:
Creation: The process begins when a wallet or similar software generates a new transaction.Broadcasting: The transaction is sent out to the Dusk network and broadcast within it.Validation: Each node receiving the transaction verifies its validity before adding it to the Mempool.Inclusion in Mempool: The transaction is added to the Mempool (transaction included event).If the transaction expires before being added to a block, it is removed from the Mempool (transaction removed event).If the transaction is replaced by another transaction with higher gas price, it is removed from the Mempool (transaction removed event)Inclusion in candidate block: A block generator includes the transaction from the Mempool into a candidate block.If the transaction is discarded during the block generation, it is removed from the Mempool (this event is currently not emitted1)Acceptance: The block containing the transaction is accepted into the blockchain (block accepted event).Execution: When accepting the block, the transaction is executed (transaction executed event).Successful Transaction: No errors availableReverted or Failed Transaction: Errors available (transaction executed event with error field available). This is contract-specific and indicates a revert (panic) or other error that was returned.Removal from Mempool: The transaction is removed from the mempool (transaction removed event).Confirmation: The block is confirmed, making the transaction unlikely to be reverted (block state-change event with state changed to confirmed).Finalization: The block reaches finality, making the transaction immutable and irreversible. (block state-change event with state changed to finalized).
Failed Transactions
Failed transactions are defined here as a concept at the contract level. DUSK assume that each contract, just like the transfer contract or other genesis contracts, makes use of proper error handling and panics:
If a contract panics, the transaction is reverted and there will be an error to look at.If a contract returns a result that contains an error, there will also be an error to look at.
Both of these are contract specific, the chain still executed the transaction successfully - according to the code of the smart contract.
A failed or reversed transaction has nothing to do with Dusk itself directly. The transaction was successfully executed according to Dusk’s rules and recorded on the blockchain, hence the transaction executed event.
Before reaching finality, blocks sometimes revert according to consensus rules.
This can happen during steps 6 and 7, (block reverted event). In such cases, you need to re-listen for transaction events to get the required information.
What is a DIP on #Dusk ?
A Dusk Improvement Proposal (DIP) is a formal document that proposes a new feature, standard, or protocol adjustment within Dusk. DIPs are the primary mechanism for proposing new features, collecting community input on an issue, and documenting the design decisions that have gone into the Dusk protocol architecture. They are meant to be the source of truth for Dusk protocol improvements, serving both as a historical document and a detailed explanation of the feature and its purpose.
A DIP may be required to enable specific use-cases, as the Dusk protocol encompasses all rules that nodes must follow in order to:
Achieve consensusAchieve synchronismCreate, validate, and process transactions
Purpose
The DIP repository is intended to provide a structured process for making substantive changes to the Dusk protocol. Its goals are to:
Ensure that proposed improvements are thoroughly discussed and evaluatedCreate a transparent and inclusive process for governanceFacilitate the collection and documentation of a coherent and comprehensive history of governance and feature proposalsEncourage active community participation and collaboration
If You really are intrested in building and developing, follow this link to learn : https://docs.dusk.network/developer/overview/