Recently, gold prices once again broke the historical high of $4,800, but an interesting phenomenon has emerged—the silver has been labeled as "high risk." A large influx of retail investors worldwide is buying silver, Turkey's stockpiles are running low, and the Indian market demand is booming, yet market sentiment is fluctuating repeatedly. This reveals a clear signal: investors are eager to find alternative safe-haven assets, but traditional options seem unable to meet this demand.

Gold is stable, but the threshold is there—ordinary people simply cannot afford gold bars, and the transaction process is inconvenient. Silver used to be a good alternative, but now it has fallen into a trust crisis. Is there an asset that combines the accessibility of silver with the value preservation of gold, and can also adapt to the fast pace of modern trading?

This is why DUSK has recently attracted attention. Its core feature is finding a balance between privacy protection and compliance frameworks. Simply put, it can ensure transaction privacy while meeting financial regulatory standards. From another perspective, this is like a new type of safe-haven asset in the digital world—more flexible than traditional gold and more trustworthy than some virtual currencies on the market. When traditional finance experiences turbulence, such assets that combine security and liquidity naturally become new choices for institutions and retail investors.