#Walrus $WAL @WalrusProtocol

Last night at 11 PM, while I was looking at the WAL candlestick chart, I suddenly remembered the friend who mocked me in the group last month when I bought at 0.11, saying "You're researching trash coins again."

At that time, WAL had just launched. I said this protocol was a bit interesting, but then the group members took turns mocking me: "Another sh*t project, why do you always pick the wrong ones?"

Now WAL is at 0.15U, and I’ve already gained 40 points. The friend who mocked me the most privately messaged me yesterday: "Can I still buy WAL?"

I replied with four words: It’s too late.

Actually, it’s not too late; it’s just the mindset that’s late.

Most people’s logic in trading cryptocurrencies is like this: they only think it’s a good project when it’s rising, and call it trash when it’s falling. This way of thinking guarantees they’ll always buy at the top and sell at the bottom.

WAL is not some flashy concept coin; it’s a real DeFi protocol that gets things done. Walrus Protocol focuses on solving security issues in decentralized finance, making asset management more transparent through smart contracts.

In plain language: while others are chasing concepts, it’s solving real problems.

Why did I believe in WAL at 0.11U? It’s simple—I wasn’t looking at the price, I was looking at the value logic.

When everyone is chasing MEME coins, truly technically valuable projects are often overlooked. It’s like during the internet bubble in 2000—everyone was hyping concept stocks, while the companies doing real tech had low stock prices.

But bubbles always burst; value remains value.

Now that WAL is on the rise, those who mocked it earlier are afraid to buy. But what they don’t realize is, this is just the beginning.

WAL’s liquidity scheme is cleverly designed. Holders can participate in ecosystem development and earn long-term rewards, meaning the true value release is still ahead.

A tip for friends who haven’t bought in yet: learn to see the essence of a project, not just the color of the K-line.

The market always rewards those who get in early and punishes those who chase after gains and sell in panic.

WAL is just an example. Will you miss the next opportunity like this?