First up the price has been holding around the mid-teens in USD which shows steady interest and volume from traders and holders alike. We now have a circulating supply of around 1.6 billion WAL out of a capped 5 billion so the economics here are something to keep an eye on as adoption grows. The team has also locked in massive node incentives meaning operators are actively staking WAL to power storage and secure the network — this is core to how the protocol scales and stays reliable.
What’s super exciting is how Walrus is building out programmable, decentralized storage that actually works for real-world Web3 needs. You can store anything from blobs and media assets to complex datasets on the network in a way that’s trustless and cost-effective. That’s big for developers who want to build apps that don’t rely on centralized providers.
The Walrus docs and the team discussions have also highlighted improvements around reliability and staking mechanics, plus quality of service features that should make reading and storing data more robust for users and apps over time.
There’s still a lot of runway ahead and community involvement is only going to make this stronger. If you haven’t jumped into the Discord or governance channels yet now’s a great time to tune in and contribute your thoughts 🐳
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