2026-01-09 18:24:03

Walrus is playing a key role in the Sui ecosystem, redefining data storage with new ideas. The core competitive advantage of this project lies in its Red Stuff erasure coding technology, which straightforwardly reduces storage costs to just a few percent of traditional solutions, offering significant advantages in large-scale data applications.

From an application perspective, high-value and large-volume data such as AI training data, gaming assets, and medical information all require secure and reliable storage solutions. Walrus ensures both availability and privacy protection, finding a good entry point.

Interestingly, this project is not only focused on storage but is also exploring the direction of "Verifiable Content Economy." Simply put, it aims to make AI input/output and on-chain content traceable and verifiable, with clear data sources. In the fields of decentralized AI and Web3 creation, this verifiability can indeed solve some long-standing trust issues.

In terms of ecosystem development, Walrus benefits from the support of the Sui blockchain, with ongoing governance optimizations. Coupled with collaboration with DCG, the ecosystem value is gradually strengthening. As a key project in the DePIN track, it warrants continued attention.

From a trading perspective, $WAL is currently around 0.1496 USDT. On the technical side, the support level is at 0.1465 (2.07% below), with resistance near 0.1504. If you’re interested in going long, you can place orders close to the support level, but remember to set stop-loss points to prevent breakdown. The growth potential of such projects is often linked to the overall ecosystem development progress, making a medium- to long-term view more important.

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governance_ghost

· 9h ago

Redundant erasure codes sound impressive, but I’m not sure how they will actually be implemented. --- Everything in the Sui ecosystem has been hot lately, but Walrus’s storage approach is indeed innovative. --- Verifiable content economy? The concept is good, but it still feels too early. --- DCG’s backing looks promising, but competition in the DePIN track is becoming increasingly fierce. --- At a price of 0.1496, I might try a small amount if it drops to the support level. --- Can storage costs be reduced by ten times? If that’s true, it would definitely be a killer feature. --- I’m most interested in traceability; Web3 creation really needs this. --- Relying on Sui is not very useful; the key is whether it can truly serve users well. --- In the medium to long term, it’s good logic, but unfortunately, no one in the crypto space has the patience to wait that long. --- It feels like Walrus in Sui is just a strategic move to complete the ecosystem, full of big-company strategic flavor.

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 01-09 21:17

WAL this point is not very confident to buy, feels like it might drop a bit more --- Erasure coding technology sounds impressive, but how does it actually perform in practice? Can it really reduce costs that much? --- DePIN is back again, this time it won't just be hype, right? --- Verifiable content economy is indeed interesting, but it depends on how it will be implemented later. --- The risk of placing orders at support levels is a bit high, I’ll still wait and see. --- Projects in the Sui ecosystem have been all about storytelling lately, Walrus is somewhat more substantial. --- DCG backing sounds good, but don’t trust these partnerships too much. --- Can costs be reduced by dozens of times? That number might be a bit exaggerated. --- Mid to long-term is definitely worth paying attention to, but the short-term is still a bit uncertain. --- Red material erasure coding sounds professional, but who knows how it will perform in practice.

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CexIsBad

· 01-09 18:54

WAL's erasure coding technology is indeed powerful, with a clear cost advantage. Red Stuff's costs are just a fraction of others? If this truly gets implemented, it will be explosive. I am optimistic about the verifiable content economy; trust chains are what the AI era most needs. I'm a bit worried about whether the Sui ecosystem's public chain player can stand out later. DePIN track is indeed hot, but with so many projects, how to filter them? Support level at 0.1465, if broken, I'll run. DCG's backing sounds good, but it also depends on whether the subsequent ecosystem can keep up. Storage has never been profitable; can Walrus break the deadlock? The idea of on-chain medical data is good, but I'm worried about regulation. Hold for the medium to long term; short-term volatility is too much to bear.

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Rekt_Recovery

· 01-09 18:49

ngl walrus tech sounds legit but i've heard "revolutionary storage" pitch like... 20 times before? got liquidated on a similar depin play back in '23, thought the fundamentals were there too lmao. not saying don't touch it but maybe don't go full degen on the support bounce? position sizing is literally the only thing keeping me alive these days

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APY追逐者

· 01-09 18:49

Red Stuff Erasure Code sounds okay, but can the actual implementation cost be reduced to a fraction of that? Feels a bit exaggerated. --- The verifiable content economy indeed solves many problems, but do users really care about data sources? --- Sui ecosystem support is strong, just wondering if WAL can withstand a market downturn. --- Support level at 2.07% isn't far off, feels like a try, but the DePIN track also carries significant risks. --- Medical data storage is a good entry point; privacy protection must be solid to be truly competitive. --- DCG backing sounds good, but ultimately, how to view the returns as reliable? --- Long-term perspective is correct, just worried that by the time long-term projects come around, no one will be paying attention. --- With storage costs dropping so much, will it affect the node's revenue model? --- The idea of a traceable, verifiable content economy is indeed innovative, but its implementation depends on how the ecosystem follows up. --- At a price of 0.1496, is it better to buy now or keep waiting?

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GasFeePhobia

· 01-09 18:45

Red Stuff Erasure Code sounds awesome, but can it really compress to a few tenths? It depends on how it performs in practice, not just how good the numbers look. WAL at this price point is indeed not expensive, but the real question is whether the ecosystem will truly take off, only then will there be imagination. For now, let's wait and see. I'm actually interested in the verifiable content economy. The trust issue in decentralized AI definitely needs to be solved. If Walrus can really do well in this area, there will be a story to tell. With DCG backing and Sui support, this configuration is indeed quite good, but don't be blinded by the halo. It still depends on the data to speak.

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ImpermanentTherapist

· 01-09 18:37

Red and green erasure codes are indeed impressive. How much can costs be reduced to? I just want to know if this thing will have any pitfalls when actually used. --- Sui ecosystem has another star project, but honestly, the verifiable content economy still feels too abstract. --- DCG endorsement is real, but whether Walrus can break through depends on the actual application implementation. --- Be cautious when aiming to buy at the price of 0.1496. The risks in the DePIN sector are also significant. --- If storage costs can really be pushed this low, traditional storage solutions will have to panic. --- The verifiable content economy sounds high-end, but in the trust desert of Web3, can it truly gain people's trust? --- Instead of focusing on technical indicators, look at how many projects are actually using Walrus storage in the ecosystem. --- Holding this kind of infrastructure medium to long term is indeed reliable, provided the ecosystem truly develops.

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 01-09 18:24

Red-chip technology is really impressive, cutting costs to just a fraction of what they were, this is true dimensionality reduction attack. WAL's recent layout is indeed solid, and I am optimistic about the content economy in this direction. The Sui ecosystem is about to rise, and with DCG's support, it will be even more stable.

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