Aditya Das

Stablecoins turned dollars into infrastructure. Tokenized, digital gold is next and DGLD's relaunch under MKS PAMP signals the market is finally ready for it.

The stablecoin market just crossed $321 billion and now settles more value annually than Visa and Mastercard combined. Stability was the first step, now stablecoins have reach.

The silver supply deficit is in its sixth consecutive year. The green energy transition is accelerating demand. And physical silver remains one of the most expensive, most operationally burdensome precious metals to actually hold. Tokenisation may be an additional solution to all these problems.

Central banks bought 863 tonnes of gold in 2025 - the fourth consecutive year above 500 tonnes. This is not coincidence. It is policy. And for investors operating in on-chain markets it presents an exciting opportunity in the form of tokenised gold.

When conflict grounded Dubai's gold shipments in February 2026, the asset that was supposed to protect investors became the one they couldn't access. Techemynt's tokenized gold, vaulted in New Zealand and transferable on-chain 24/7, was built for exactly that moment.

Rising geopolitical tensions and disruptions to physical bullion logistics are pushing some investors to reconsider how they hold gold.

Prospera has launched a US$5000 flat crypto tax residency programme targeting digital nomads, crypto founders, and globally mobile entrepreneurs seeking a recognised international tax home.

Tokenized silver is emerging as the next frontier in on-chain commodities. By combining physical bullion with blockchain infrastructure, silver can be traded, transferred, and held digitally while remaining securely vaulted.

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Mantle (MNT) has emerged as one of 2025’s breakout altcoins. Not because of hype, but because of real network evolution.