Silver

Silver leads a double life that gold never has to: it is both a precious metal people hoard and an industrial input factories consume. It conducts electricity and heat better than any other metal, which is why more than half of demand comes from industry, above all electronics and the solar panels whose booming production has become a major driver of the market. The rest goes into jewelry, silverware and investment bars and coins. Most silver is not even dug up on purpose; it comes out as a byproduct of mining lead, zinc, copper and gold, with Mexico, Peru and China the biggest sources. Priced in dollars per troy ounce and traded on COMEX and the London bullion market, silver tends to track gold as a monetary hedge but swings harder, since its industrial half also ties it to the health of manufacturing. That split personality makes it more volatile than gold.

On MyRWA, SILVER trades tokenized across 29 on-chain venues - see the listings below.