2026-01-10 21:22:45

Opportunities in the storage sector still exist. Walrus, a recently emerging decentralized storage protocol, has shown impressive performance in its testnet data. According to the latest official initiatives, the ambition for ecosystem expansion is significant. Regarding the WAL token, holders are essentially participating in the construction of decentralized internet infrastructure — this is not just a simple protocol participation, but represents the overall evolution direction of the storage foundational layer. There are quite a few similar storage projects in the market, but Walrus's differentiated competitive edge is worth observing. For investors looking to position in the storage sector, it is necessary to keep an eye on the project's progress and developments.

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EthSandwichHero

· 23h ago

The storage track is coming up with new tricks again. Walrus testing data looks pretty good, quite interesting. --- I've heard the WAL token infrastructure narrative a bit too much, but the data is there, and it clearly shows their attitude. --- Honestly, there are many storage projects out there. Why is Walrus better than IPFS and others? It depends on how they play it out later. --- Is there a big ambition to expand the ecosystem? Or should they first stabilize the fundamentals? No matter how loud they boast, it depends on user numbers. --- Differentiated competitive advantage? I want to know where the real storage demand is, not just hype concepts. --- I've heard the story of decentralized internet infrastructure too many times. Walrus will be relevant if it survives until next year. --- Forget it, I still need to follow up. The storage track indeed has a window, but don't go all in.

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PhantomHunter

· 01-10 21:49

Walrus has indeed been making some progress recently. The testnet data is still acceptable, but the competition in the storage track is really intense.

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YieldWhisperer

· 01-10 21:41

testnet numbers look shiny until mainnet drops and the math falls apart lmao

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TheMemefather

· 01-10 21:37

Storage is indeed in the works. Walrus data is okay, but to be honest, there are quite a few competitors as well.

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rugpull_ptsd

· 01-10 21:36

Walrus testnet data looks good, but I'll wait and see the mainnet stability before taking action... The storage track is too competitive.