I recently came across the WAL project, and its approach in the decentralized storage field is quite interesting.

To put it simply, the core logic of Walrus Protocol is not about speculating on coins, but truly addressing the pain point of "long-term data preservation." Its goal is to ensure that your data can not only be read but also remain intact and recoverable over the next five or ten years. This is achieved through slicing, encoding, and verifiable proofs, which sound very hardcore.

More importantly, their recently launched node operation automation tools directly lower the entry barrier. Previously, individual participation in node construction required strong technical background and investment, but now ordinary people can easily become ecosystem contributors. What does this mean? It means the efficiency of decentralized storage will be greatly improved, and WAL's position as a Web3 "cornerstone" will become even more solid.

In the long term, fields such as AI applications, content creation, social interaction, and blockchain games that require long-term stable storage will be the battlefield for the WAL ecosystem.

Currently, the price is around 0.1396 USDT. From a technical perspective, the support level is at 0.1352 (about 2.59% below), and the resistance level is at 0.146 (about 5.19% above). If you're interested in participating, you can consider going long near the support level, and cut losses if the support is broken.