DeFi has evolved. In the past, most ecosystems focused on lending and trading, but some projects are starting to experiment with new ideas. Take Walrus, for example, its approach is more like an "ecosystem laboratory"—not just stacking liquidity and staking tools, but constantly exploring new collaboration possibilities.

The WAL token may seem like an investment target on the surface, but in reality, it connects the entire ecosystem's participation logic. Users can gain early rights by supporting new projects, and also use tokens to participate in the design and revenue sharing of creative products. It sounds a bit like everyone becoming a partner in the ecosystem rather than just an observer.

What’s truly interesting is its practical application. For example, GameFi projects can leverage Walrus's liquidity tools to make player asset flow more freely while earning additional income; NFT creators can issue digital assets through the platform to form a complete value cycle within the community. These cross-industry collaborations instantly enrich the token's use cases, no longer just circulating on exchanges.

This ecosystem extension model is gradually changing the development logic of DeFi projects. From simple financial tools to multi-layered ecosystem participation, the true value of tokens is gradually being unlocked.