History does not repeat itself exactly, but it often bears remarkable similarities. Do you remember the story of Solana during the last bull market? When SOL took off, infrastructure projects within its ecosystem (like SRM) experienced a surge in issuance. Early investors who positioned themselves saw the project go from obscurity to a revaluation of its value.



Now, Sui seems to be reenacting this script. The narrative of high-performance public chains is still ongoing, and the early-stage ecosystem development window of opportunity remains open. Following this logic, who should be the next growth engine? The answer points to the core infrastructure layer within the ecosystem.

Walrus Protocol is precisely the infrastructure project within the Sui ecosystem that is highly anticipated. Its current valuation of the WAL token is, frankly, still relatively undervalued. This situation is not uncommon—there are always some high-confidence investment opportunities that have been repeatedly validated by the market; now it’s just a matter of new numbers and new projects.

The recent signal that WAL has finished its correction is very likely the starting point of this formula beginning to operate. Smart capital has always been seeking such opportunities with historical references and relatively strong certainty.

The operational approach is actually simple: during the early stage of the trend (like now), gradually build positions. Leave the rest to time—wait for the market to reach a consensus and for value to be discovered. Sometimes, investing is just that simple—replicating proven success.
SOL1.81%
SRM21.32%
SUI0.1%
WAL14.71%
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SignatureVerifiervip
· 01-07 18:53
so basically... history rhymes, rinse and repeat. sol → srm pump, now sui → wal? ngl, the pattern recognition feels *almost* too convenient here. like, have we actually validated wal's fundamentals or just pattern-matching bc solana did it once... requires further auditing before i'm convinced this isn't just copypaste nostalgia trading, tbh
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AirdropHarvestervip
· 01-07 18:52
WAL this wave definitely has a bit of SRM flavor, betting on the logic that the ecosystem's infrastructure will grow together. There was indeed an early opportunity.
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GhostAddressMinervip
· 01-07 18:49
History repeats? Ha, I only speak through on-chain footprints. WAL's early coin-holding addresses have recently shown abnormal fund transfer patterns, need to verify again.
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SchrodingerAirdropvip
· 01-07 18:48
The cycle theory is back again. Can SRM's story be replicated on WAL? I think it's doubtful; this time the narrative quality is quite poor.
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LayerZeroHerovip
· 01-07 18:38
I have personally tested that wave of SRM, and the data is indeed impressive... But the technical validation of the Sui ecosystem is still not sufficient. You haven't thoroughly studied the protocol architecture details of WAL and are just following the trend? What about security risks? Have you considered the attack vectors of the bridging mechanism?
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tx_or_didn't_happenvip
· 01-07 18:37
Will WAL become the next overhyped concept again? The history is similar, but the market sentiment has changed.
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BackrowObservervip
· 01-07 18:36
WAL this time is indeed quite interesting. The historical references sound quite impressive, but the key is whether the market will buy it or not.
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