Hi, I’m sure everyone in the DeFi space has been thinking about the Luna mess. I know DUSK is quite different but I’m wondering what sort of protections both the protocol and perhaps insurance could provide. Suppose this use case - a new CEX launches in Europe using Dusk protocol to issue securities. I buy 100 shares of Apple. A malicious actor (hedge fund? Hacker?) figures out how to transfer all my shares to some other wallet. What security features does Dusk have, and what else might be put in place, to protect me and find a way to get my shares back?
This is modeled in our XSC standard. The ownership of securities is personal. Therefore, issuers of those securities are capable of freezing asset transfers and even force transfers to different wallets in control of the legit owners
This is modeled in our XSC standard. The ownership of securities is personal. Therefore, issuers of those securities are capable of freezing asset transfers and even force transfers to different wallets in control of the legit owners
Excellent question