2026-01-08 02:30:04

Walrus, as a decentralized storage protocol on the Sui chain, is transforming people's understanding of data storage with an innovative technological framework. The $WAL token is not just a trading symbol; it connects governance rights and revenue rights across the entire ecosystem—holders can participate in voting on major events such as RWA asset introduction and fund allocation, while also earning continuous rewards through running nodes and contributing to the ecosystem.

From a technical perspective, what are Walrus's advantages? The Quilt batch storage solution significantly reduces the storage costs for small files, while Seal privacy access control ensures data confidentiality. The combination of these innovations, along with Sui's efficient execution environment, allows various application scenarios such as AI datasets, NFT assets, and media files to find suitable storage solutions. Data is not only well protected but also verifiable and traceable.

Walrus's token design adopts a deflationary mechanism, and with broad recognition from institutional ecosystems, it forms a relatively stable value cycle. This is also why the decentralized storage track has remained popular in the Web3 community recently—technology is evolving, and application scenarios are expanding.

For investors, this represents a direction for long-term value; for developers, it offers new building space. Whether Walrus can become a key hub for on-chain and off-chain data will be answered through subsequent collaborations and feature iterations.

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DAOdreamer

· 01-11 00:41

Another new narrative in the storage sector. By the way, can the Quilt solution really reduce costs? WAL's deflationary design is interesting, but I'm worried about liquidity. Storage protocols on Sui all promote this, but who is actually using them? Node rewards sound great, but how much does it actually cost to run? Institutional recognition is a plus, but it also depends on whether it can sustain long-term. It seems mainly about betting on future ecosystem expansion; otherwise, it's too early to say anything now. How much can the cost of small files be reduced? I'll consider it once that number is available. The combination of storage and privacy control has potential, but I'm worried it might be more of a concept than practical implementation. Let's wait and see if top applications actually start using it. Right now, it's all just storytelling.

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PerpetualLonger

· 01-10 21:59

Bro, the deflationary mechanism plus governance rights—that's the faith I was looking for. Walrus is definitely going to break through! I've already been fully invested in WAL for a long time, just waiting for this wave to break even. A couple of days ago, I even added some more during the dip. No matter how much the bears try to suppress it, they can't hold it down! The recent hype in the storage sector isn't for nothing. Genuine technology and real applications—that's the long-term value. Hold steady and you'll profit; how could you possibly lose? Quilt and Seal sound really impressive. When will the market realize that this is the last chance to buy at a low price? Honestly, institutions have already recognized deflationary tokens. If you had invested last year, it would have already skyrocketed. Entering now isn't a loss at all. I'm not worried at all, haha.

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-08 02:59

Is it another storage project? Can Sui really make a splash this time? The deflationary mechanism sounds good, but I'm worried it might turn into a Ponzi scheme... How effective is Quilt's cost-cutting approach in practice? Has anyone tested it? Node rewards seem okay, but what about the entry barrier? Seal's privacy control sounds wonderful, but can it truly prevent on-chain gossip? Haha Without a killer app, all storage projects are just decorations. Let's wait and see what happens next. Ecological recognition is one thing, but is buying in now really just taking over someone else's position?

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FallingLeaf

· 01-08 02:51

Storing data is indeed interesting, Quilt's move to lower costs is impressive. --- Deflation + institutional endorsement sounds reliable, but it all depends on whether it can truly be implemented later. --- RWA voting rights are intriguing, but can small investors really participate? --- Seal's privacy control is good, but data traceability is easier said than done. --- Another decentralized storage? Feels like the market is getting a bit crowded. --- Node rewards sound good, but what about actual returns? --- AI dataset application scenarios are truly imaginative. --- Institutional recognition is a plus, but in Web3, this isn't surprising either. --- Whether it can become a hub depends on whether the ecosystem dares to invest money into building it. --- Cost optimization for small files—does this bring any direct benefits to individual users? --- Sui's efficient execution definitely boosts Walrus quite a bit. --- The deflation mechanism is old news; the key is whether users will stay. --- Long-term investment value? Let's see if it still has heat after six months.

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EntryPositionAnalyst

· 01-08 02:33

The storage track has a new story, but how many can truly be implemented? --- It sounds good that Quilt is cutting costs, but I'm worried it's just surface-level innovation. --- Deflationary mechanism + institutional recognition—this combination sounds comfortable, but we still need to see who will actually use it later. --- Node rewards sound attractive, but the costs and cycle of running nodes need to be calculated clearly before entering. --- I'm more interested in the verifiable data traceability, which is more worth paying attention to than storage itself. --- Another new project in the Sui ecosystem—when will this wave end? --- WAL governance weight isn't heavy; the key is to have real application scenarios to support it. --- Cost optimization for small file storage—this detail is impressive and shows the team has really thought about the problem. --- Institutional recognition is a signal, but a signal alone doesn't equal value; we still need application data to speak.

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