Recently, many people have asked me about my views on Walrus. Instead of simply saying I’m optimistic, I’d like to break down the reasons.



First, let’s talk about the technical aspect. Its encoding scheme is interesting and can effectively reduce storage costs. This is not just hype; it’s a real technical advantage. For any storage-related application, this is a hard requirement.

Next, consider its ecosystem positioning. The partnership with Sui is not just a simple collaboration but a deep symbiotic relationship. This binding provides development certainty and allows for rapid initial user accumulation. From a strategic perspective, it’s a very smart choice.

The market strategy is also solid. It doesn’t compete head-to-head with giants like Amazon or Alibaba but targets data-intensive incremental scenarios. This approach is very broad-minded — it’s not a zero-sum game but about jointly expanding the cake.

Security is of utmost importance. The decentralized architecture ensures true data availability and resistance to censorship, which is exactly what Web3 should look like. For data-sensitive applications, this is a core attraction.

There’s also an often overlooked aspect — community atmosphere. Participants aren’t just in it for trading tokens; most genuinely want to build and use. This pragmatic environment is especially important for the project’s long-term development.

Putting these elements together, along with the team’s solid execution capability, the project’s fundamentals are well-established.

What role does the WAL token play in this ecosystem? Governance, incentives, value distribution — the logical chain is very clear. The token’s value will carry real utility as the ecosystem grows, which is much more reliable than mere speculation.

Honestly, whether you’re a developer, investor, or ordinary user, there are ways for you to participate in this ecosystem. The diverse participation methods themselves reflect the project’s health.

My suggestion is to add it to your watchlist. This is a direction worth following.
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SandwichVictimvip
· 14h ago
Has the storage cost really been brought down? We'll have to see how it performs in actual applications.
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TokenTaxonomistvip
· 14h ago
ok so walrus encoding actually checks out mathematically speaking... sui symbiosis angle is textbook coevolution strategy, not the usual parasitic vaporware we see lol
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OvertimeSquidvip
· 14h ago
The coding scheme is indeed excellent; reducing costs is the real skill. --- The Sui ecosystem binding trick is clever, but it still depends on whether it can withstand the test in the future. --- Why does it feel like storytelling again? Let's wait and see what the data says. --- I agree that a good community atmosphere is important; at least it's not all just leek farmers purely speculating on coins. --- The clear logic of WAL's value support is a good thing; the key is still having real applications backing it. --- Not clashing head-on with big companies is a smart choice; finding incremental markets is indeed more realistic. --- Decentralized architecture resisting censorship is indeed a necessity for data-sensitive applications. --- The fundamentals are solid, but these days, projects with good fundamentals can also cool off easily. We'll keep an eye on it. --- Having multiple entry points for participation is a good sign; a healthy ecosystem truly looks like that. --- How is the team's execution? That's the key; no matter how good the technology is, it still depends on the people.
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GamefiGreenievip
· 14h ago
Really, I think Walrus's storage solution has some substance; it's not just a hype project. Being so closely tied to Sui feels genuinely reliable, much better than those projects that do nothing. Wait, not directly competing with AWS? I need to think about this... Actually, that's a wise approach. The community aspect is the most critical; as long as it's filled with speculators, like what happened with Solana back then. A clear token logic is the key; it's much more reliable than those pure air coins. Add to watchlist +1, but we still need to see how the subsequent funding progresses.
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NFTHoardervip
· 15h ago
Can the costs really be reduced? It depends on how it performs in practice, not just on paper.
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P2ENotWorkingvip
· 15h ago
Hmm... yet another new favorite in the Sui ecosystem. Lowering storage costs is indeed attractive, but how long it can last remains to be seen. I'm not into hype; it all depends on whether the team can truly build out the ecosystem. No matter how good the hype, the community can tell the difference. The logic behind WAL tokens is clear, but I'm worried it might turn into just another futures currency. It has potential, but don't get carried away. Keeping an eye on it is fine, going all in is not recommended. The coding solution is definitely an advantage, but the question is whether the market will buy into it. Words sound nice, but more users matter. Is the connection with Sui deep enough? Could it backfire and trap them? I won't deny the idea is good, but I’m skeptical about the team’s execution. Everyone in the chain circle knows how things work. The community atmosphere sounds good, but are there really users, or is everyone just chatting in Discord? It looks like a hands-on project, but who isn’t saying that these days? It seems promising, but we need to see the data to be sure.
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