Did you know? Between 2013 and 2016, Venezuela secretly shipped 113 tons of gold to Switzerland to be melted down. Valued at over $5 billion. The reason behind this was brutal—the national economy had already collapsed, and the government could only rely on selling gold to keep going. By 2017, when Western sanctions hit, this escape route was also cut off.

On the surface, this is just a political and economic event, but digging deeper, it reflects a more profound issue: when even national-level assets can quietly "evaporate" within the system, with information hidden layer after layer, what can ordinary people rely on for their property security? Where did the money go? Who benefited from it? The public, frozen in the system, has no way of knowing.

What does this mean for the crypto market? As the opacity of traditional financial systems becomes increasingly exposed, and cross-border asset flows are monopolized by centralized institutions, it is the moment when decentralized asset management models demonstrate their value. You don’t need to wait for permission, nor rely on the goodwill of any institution—you can directly control the flow of your assets. This is a completely new choice in history.

This is not just about market opportunities; it’s a signal that global financial rules are being reshaped. The deeper the "black box" in the traditional system, the greater the appeal of transparent, traceable alternatives.

What’s your view? In an era where assets can be silently misappropriated, how should we ensure that our wealth truly belongs to us? This is worth serious reflection.