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Tokenized RWAs only matter if they respect the asset they represent. Dominion Silver is an attempt to bring physical silver into the digital world without losing what makes it valuable in the first place.

The real value of $SILV isn’t just “silver on-chain.” It’s reducing the trade-offs between sovereignty, transparency, and usability that silver investors usually have to accept.

This structure makes $SILV especially relevant for long-term holders, DeFi users, and anyone seeking a credible hard-asset hedge in an inflationary system, not short-term speculation.

Compared to physical silver: • Physical = custody, storage, logistics • $SILV = digital portability + on-chain transparency You maintain silver exposure without the operational burden.

Compared to ETFs: • ETFs = paper exposure + fund structure • $SILV = tokenized ownership tied to physical metal You’re holding a digital claim to silver itself, not just a price instrument.

Pricing follows real silver, not inflated retail premiums, while ownership lives on-chain. This allows holders to transfer or integrate silver exposure digitally, without moving metal across borders.

The key distinction is allocation. $SILV is designed so that on-chain supply corresponds directly to real silver held in custody, not synthetic exposure or unbacked price tracking.

Dominion Silver ($SILV) is built around a simple model: Each $SILV token represents 1 troy ounce of fully allocated physical silver, securely vaulted and verifiable.

This creates a gap: People want real silver exposure, without physical headaches or paper promises. That’s where properly designed tokenized RWAs can make sense.

Paper silver introduces opacity, intermediaries, and counterparty risk. You’re exposed to price movements, but not to direct ownership of a scarce physical asset.

To avoid this, most investors turn to paper silver — ETFs or derivatives that track silver’s price. The problem? In many cases, you don’t own the metal itself, just a financial claim.

Traditional physical silver ownership sounds simple, but in reality, it involves storage, insurance, transport risk, and often large retail premiums above spot price. These frictions keep many people out.

Silver has long been seen as “hard money,” but actually owning silver comes with more friction than most people expect. That’s why Dominion Silver ($SILV) is worth understanding. @Dominion_Silver @Superteam

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This is for you if: - you like creating content, - you are tired of fees on stablecoin swaps, and - you would like to get priority access to zero fee swaps on Novaswap $500 is up for grabs through our UGC contest on @superteam (you don’t wanna miss this)

Curious to see what usage patterns emerge as more people interact with it. Zero fees for stablecoins feel overdue, and this beta phase should surface some honest insights

Novaswap doesn’t feel like a fully polished product, trying to sell a narrative yet. It feels like early-stage infrastructure asking a simple question: What happens when stablecoin swaps truly cost zero?

These questions matter because most on-chain UX problems aren’t about complexity; they’re about friction. And fees are one of the biggest sources of that friction.