Gold has surged to a high of 4800, reflecting that global retail investors are all seeking safe assets as a refuge. The complete sell-out of silver in Turkey and the explosive growth in silver demand in India are the most direct manifestations of this panic sentiment.

But here’s a problem: traditional precious metals are limited by physical inventories, leading to volatile prices and less liquidity than expected. From another perspective, digital assets like DUSK instead demonstrate different characteristics—no inventory cap, low transaction costs, and much faster settlement speeds. More importantly, its privacy protection mechanisms make ordinary users feel secure—you don’t have to worry about sudden government regulations or bank account freezes. As long as you have an internet connection, your assets are under your control.

The key difference lies in the design philosophy. Some coins are purely speculative tools, while DUSK is aimed at real financial application scenarios, aspiring to become infrastructure for financial institutions. This means it’s not an empty shell; it has actual demand backing it. When traditional assets face liquidity issues, this practical value becomes especially important.

Imagine this: gold preserves value, but how do you use it for daily expenses? Silver is cheap, but you can’t instantly transfer it to family or friends abroad. DUSK is different—it combines privacy protection with transaction convenience. As more people adopt digital assets, DUSK could stand out in the competition with its dual advantages of compliance and privacy.

Of course, DUSK won’t replace gold, just as silver has never replaced gold. But it opens up a new opportunity: the digital safe-haven asset track. In this new field, when people are no longer satisfied with the volatility and cumbersome processes of traditional precious metals, a more flexible, more private, and more aligned with modern financial logic option may emerge.