Recently, a statement by Trump sparked public opinion: if Europe dares to sell US debt and American assets, it will face massive retaliation. This may seem like a political statement, but it actually exposes the most vulnerable part of the modern financial system.

Imagine, the world's largest "safe asset"—U.S. Treasuries—whose safety surprisingly depends on the restraint and political considerations of political figures. This is no joke—when a country's leaders can threaten creditor nations over trade disputes, the entire credit-based financial system is shaken. U.S. debt once represented "absolute safety," but now this "safety" must be questioned.

This precisely illustrates why on-chain assets and decentralized ecosystems are necessary. They offer a completely different way of carrying value: not relying on any government promises, unaffected by geopolitical influences, with security rooted in open-source code, mathematical algorithms, and global community consensus.

In traditional finance, your wealth security depends on decisions made in Washington or Beijing; but on decentralized networks, security comes from the distributed validation of millions of nodes and immutable blockchain records. A system based on code execution is more predictable and transparent than one driven by political will.

As the infrastructure for next-generation value storage and transfer is being rebuilt, this is no longer just a financial investment choice but a forward-looking participation in the future financial order.