Silver will continue to rise and is widely used in processors and electronics in general for its exceptional electrical and thermal conductivity, the best among all metals; if it were to be used in microprocessors, it would also increase by 5 times.
In January 2026, the integration between physical silver and blockchain technology is mainly represented by tokenized silver tokens, which allow ownership or exchange of the precious metal in digital format.
Silver Token (SLVT): A digital asset that represents ownership of physical silver.
SilverToken was launched in 2017 as a practical method for anyone wanting to own and exchange silver stored in private vaults. Initially developed as an ERC20 token on the #Ethereum network, SilverToken is now also available on the Polygon network due to the high fees associated with transactions on Ethereum.
By holding SilverToken (SLVT), individuals become owners of silver bars stored in 12 private vaults around the world. SLVT holders have the option to redeem their tokens for physical silver or resell them in exchange for USDC (a stablecoin).
#ONDO Tokenized Silver ETF (SLVON): Introduced to provide exposure to the price of silver through crypto rails, replicating the performance of traditional ETFs with 24/7 liquidity.
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