#walrus $WAL

From Private Sale to Public Trading Walrus’s Journey to Binance

Okay so here’s the story. Walrus didn’t just show up on Binance and boom, trade started. It kicked off with a private sale first, raised enough money to get mainnet running, build the storage system, hire the team the usual. At that point, nobody cared about public exchanges, it was all tech first.

Once mainnet was live in early 2025, the team started small. WAL went on tiny exchanges first, like KuCoin, so real users could test the token, play with it, see the network actually work. That was smart because the system wasn’t fully proven yet and early traders could help spot bugs, test fees, and storage mechanics.

After months of that, in October 2025, it hit Binance Alpha and main spot trading. WAL/USDT, WAL/USDC, the usual pairs. That’s when things got serious real liquidity, more eyeballs, more activity. Binance even threw in HODLer Airdrops and CreatorPad participation rewards, so people who held tokens, did trades, or engaged with the campaign got extra WAL.

So the journey is simple but important: build tech first, test small, scale smart. By the time WAL hit Binance, the network worked, the token had real utility, and the community was ready. It’s a textbook example of Web3 projects growing in stages private sale, early adopters, then full public launch.

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