U.S. Q3 GDP was just revised up to a two-year high, and initial jobless claims remain low. The economic data looks pretty good, yet the Federal Reserve is holding steady, neither raising nor cutting interest rates. What does this imply? It’s quite simple—it's not that the market lacks money, but that the money has nowhere to go.

Gold experienced a rally, but from its lows to now, the room for further gains is limited. Stocks are a traditional export, but their valuations have long been high, and the entry costs are evident. So, what’s the third path? It’s the infrastructure of digital finance.

Don’t misunderstand—this isn’t about chasing high prices or speculating on coins. The real value lies in practical applications—future institutions will need a foundational layer to perform privacy clearing, compliant trading, and even issue digital securities. Projects like DUSK are precisely filling this gap.

Timing is also crucial. When the Federal Reserve’s baton pauses and interest rates stabilize temporarily, smart capital begins to consider layouts for the next three to five years. At this moment, who’s still obsessing over short-term ups and downs? Instead, forward-looking players are starting to scan for genuine trend points like privacy in digital finance and compliant asset onboarding.

The value of DUSK isn’t about whether there will be a surge tomorrow, but that it’s being seen and understood by more people. During periods of policy vacuum, the market rarely has such space for thoughtful reflection.