Recently, this wave of market fluctuations has dazzled people. Gold has surged to a historical high of 4400 USD, and Bitcoin has also been jumping up and down. Every day, you can see a bunch of people regretting not entering a position earlier, and also a bunch of people anxiously wanting to buy the dip. But wait, behind this excitement, there's a question worth pondering: When these assets experience drastic price fluctuations due to scarcity, where should we keep our money to feel secure?

To be honest, trading in high-fluctuation assets can indeed bring huge profits, but the risks are very real. A small misstep can lead you from the peak to the bottom. It's like surfing in big waves; while it's exhilarating, what most people need first is not crazier waves, but a boat that can safely carry you across the river.

It is also for this reason that while gold and Bitcoin attract all the attention, there is a more fundamental and critical track that is being quietly laid out by truly knowledgeable funds - that is the infrastructure of decentralized stablecoins.

Why? Because the core narrative of gold and Bitcoin is "store of value", but the price fluctuations are so large that it becomes less friendly as a "unit of account" and "medium of exchange" in actual transactions and the DeFi ecosystem. In contrast, decentralized stablecoins have a completely different logic. They do not care how much they will be worth in ten years; what matters is whether they can be exchanged for equivalent value steadily at this moment. In this constantly fluctuating market, this kind of certainty itself has already become a scarce resource.

True configuration wisdom is not about putting all chips on assets that are skyrocketing, but about building a stable foundation amidst fluctuations. Stablecoins are playing this role.