Recently, I have been paying attention to the market performance of the Walrus project, and it indeed shows some potential. In just one day, the $WAL price has increased by about 16%, and the level of participation has also significantly risen—from over 17,000 people directly to now over 22,000.

Honestly, in a market full of short-term speculative assets, Walrus seems a bit different. It’s not the kind of project that skyrockets just on hype, but one that genuinely focuses on privacy and secure interactions. Compared to traditional internet, on-chain privacy and security are real needs, especially as Web3 applications are gradually being implemented.

This surge may reflect a re-evaluation of the project by ecosystem participants. But don’t be fooled by the short-term trend—what ultimately determines how far a protocol can go are its technological robustness and community foundation. How Walrus has built up in these two areas is the core worth paying long-term attention to. Interested friends are encouraged to keep following the ecological progress of this project.