DUSK is indeed worth paying attention to, but the premise is to clearly assess your own risk tolerance.

To put it simply, if you want short-term doubling, stable returns, or highly liquid assets, DUSK might disappoint you. Because it’s not something that provides instant results.

A more accurate way to describe it is: DUSK is more like an option to buy into the future of financial infrastructure. You’re not buying an asset that can be immediately liquidated, but rather betting on a direction. That direction may be right or wrong, and it’s hard to see clearly in the short term.

So the core question boils down to one thing—are you willing to use patience to gain long-term certainty? If you can accept short-term volatility and uncertainty, then DUSK is worth holding. Otherwise, it’s better not to force it.