Whenever a global geopolitical conflict erupts, investors always face the same dilemma. History shows us that currencies in politically unstable regions often become victims—Iran's currency depreciated by a hundred times over ten years, exemplifying this harsh reality. Rising oil prices, fluctuations in safe-haven assets, and sudden changes in global liquidity expectations can instantly wipe out the carefully constructed asset portfolios.

The weaknesses of traditional finance are gradually being exposed: whether it’s bank deposits or government bonds, they are deeply rooted in the economic systems of specific countries. When geopolitical tensions worsen, these assets are often the first to be affected. That’s why more and more investors are starting to consider: is there a way to bypass regional risks?

The answer points in a different direction. Asset systems based on cryptography and global consensus are becoming practical tools for avoiding macro noise. Bitcoin is certainly important, but the entire decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem offers a set of asset management frameworks that operate 24/7, with transparent rules, and are not constrained by any single country's monetary policy. There are no borders here, only code; no bureaucrats, only algorithms.

On a practical level, liquidity staking protocols have become a key component. Taking BNB as an example, by staking to obtain slisBNB tokens, you are effectively locking in the consensus revenue rights of the blockchain network itself. These rewards are verified by global nodes, guaranteed by code, and unrelated to any country's fiscal policy. In other words, your asset returns come from global consensus, not the decision of any central bank. This "sovereignty-independent" design is the best answer to an uncertain world.