Do you feel that the crypto world is quietly changing? The once unchallenged status of Bitcoin and Ethereum's dominance seem to be being redefined by new logic.

Returning to Satoshi Nakamoto's original intention of creating Bitcoin—decentralization, a complete ledger, privacy and anonymity. It sounds ideal, but what about reality? Over the years, we have found that both Bitcoin and Ethereum are only pseudo-privacy coins, with persistent flaws in privacy protection. The turning point came from the $15 billion confiscation event in mid-last year, which completely activated the demand for privacy coin applications. From that moment on, the entire story took a new direction.

Privacy coins are no longer just conceptual hype; they address real pain points—asset management for financial groups, privacy protection for high-net-worth individuals, hacker fund transfers, and settlement needs for dark web transactions. The application scenarios are sufficiently real and in high demand. This narrative may rewrite the entire chessboard of the crypto world.

Do you remember when Bitcoin first came out and some believed it could rise to $100,000? No. But it achieved that. The story of privacy coins is somewhat similar—markets are still undervaluing their long-term potential. Allocating some privacy coins like DUSK might be worth serious consideration.