Looking at the recent ecosystem strategies of mainstream exchanges, a clear shift can be felt — no longer blindly chasing hot trends, but instead focusing on supporting projects that build infrastructure. Those who only tell stories and create concepts are being sidelined.



In this reshuffle, Walrus frequently appearing in the spotlight is no surprise.

**Distributed Storage Solution for SUI Chain**

The most accurate way to understand Walrus is as Sui's "cloud drive." The two are deeply integrated. If Sui handles efficient asset and transaction processing, Walrus is like an essential data warehouse for this ecosystem. This native-level compatibility naturally gives it an advantage when the ecosystem explodes.

**Three Hot Narratives Converge Here**

What does the AI boom need? Massive model weights and training data need a cheap, secure, and tamper-proof place to be stored. Walrus's RedStuff technology reduces storage costs to the lowest possible level, and XL Blobs can support larger files — directly solving problems that predecessors like Arweave couldn't.

More importantly, data availability. It not only stores data but also ensures data is accessible at any time. For high-throughput public chains, this is what infrastructure should look like.

**The Power of Gradual Accumulation**

Currently, WAL's price performance isn't outstanding, but on-chain activity data is steadily increasing, and that can't be fooled. Truly good infrastructure is always built through slow and steady accumulation.
WAL2,27%
SUI-0,21%
AR1,83%
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ser_aped.ethvip
· 6h ago
Infrastructure is the key, this round of reshuffling has long been overdue. Those pure concept projects should cool down. --- Is Walrus reliable? It seems Sui ecosystem is really playing chess. --- The price isn't eye-catching now, but the data is rising. This is what true infrastructure looks like. --- Storage has long needed someone to get involved. Why didn't Arweave succeed? Is RedStuff technology really that strong? --- I just want to know how WAL will be pumped later. Infrastructure projects are so slow, I can't wait. --- Deeply binding to SUI definitely has advantages, but where are the competitors? No one has clearly explained. --- Another cloud storage concept project. Why is this time different? Just because it's on Sui?
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SquidTeachervip
· 6h ago
Walrus definitely has some substance, much more reliable than those who just hype concepts every day. --- Focusing on building infrastructure? Sounds nice, but isn't it just because they can't make quick money anymore? --- Sui's cloud storage? Sounds okay, but I wonder if it will turn out to be another "promising" project that ends in failure. --- Prices aren't eye-catching, but activity is increasing. I've heard this kind of rhetoric too many times haha. --- Lowering RedStuff's costs really hits the pain point for AI, definitely an upgrade compared to Arweave. --- It's smart to tie into the Sui ecosystem; once the ecosystem explodes, it can grow rapidly. --- It's that same infrastructure narrative again, slowly accumulating... but somehow it feels a bit hollow to us. --- WAL's current holdings are probably just waiting for this story to be fully played out. --- Mainstream exchanges are starting to support infrastructure? Feels more like following the trend—support whoever's hot.
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GhostInTheChainvip
· 6h ago
Infrastructure is the key, and those who just tell stories should have already been eliminated. Walrus's system does have some real value, but the price of WAL still needs to wait a bit longer.
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HodlVeteranvip
· 6h ago
I've seen too many stories during the bear market. Now exchanges are finally starting to tell the truth, and I can see this change with my own eyes. Infrastructure is something that requires patience and meticulous work; the price remains silent, but the data doesn't lie. I didn't have the patience back then and ended up losing out. Now I only do these low-profile, big-profit activities.
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SleepyValidatorvip
· 6h ago
Infrastructure has indeed been underestimated, but can Walrus really outperform Arweave? Low cost is one thing, but ecosystem stickiness remains a concern. Speaking of this slow-growth logic, it sounds comfortable, but who in the crypto world can really resist waiting... But on the other hand, SUI's move is indeed solid; finding a reliable storage solution is more important than anything else. I need to do more research on the technical details of RedStuff; it feels like everyone is talking more about concepts than actual implementation. The unremarkable price is probably a hidden risk; infrastructure projects also need funding. I'm optimistic about this direction, but it's better to wait and see before jumping in more confidently.
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