Tin, zinc, and silver all hit new highs, signaling the hidden trend of the bull market in non-ferrous metals
Shanghai tin hit the daily limit, Shanghai zinc rose 4%, and spot silver broke $92... This is not an isolated event.
Common driving factors: global supply chain restructuring + explosive demand for AI computing power + escalating geopolitical risks.
Tin is a core material for semiconductor solder, and silver is a key metal for photovoltaics and AI servers.
Deeper logic: When physical assets surge collectively, it indicates that major funds are hedging against the dual risks of "currency devaluation + supply shortage".
$BTC as "digital gold," will react with a lag but in the same direction.
#walrus $WAL @WalrusProtocol
Walrus is a Web3 infrastructure project focused on decentralized data and storage solutions for modern blockchain applications. Instead of chasing short-term hype, the team is working on building a reliable data layer that can support DeFi, AI, gaming, and cross-chain ecosystems.
Walrus is closely connected with the Sui ecosystem, and its main goal is to make on-chain data storage more scalable, secure, and accessible for developers. This makes Walrus more of a backend infrastructure project rather than a meme or marketing-driven token.
From recent development updates, it is clear that the project is continuing:
• Improving storage efficiency
• Expanding ecosystem integrations
• Focusing on long-term protocol stability
• Supporting real Web3 use cases
Market price may move with overall crypto sentiment, but Walrus is mainly building for future adoption, not short-term speculation.
For serious crypto users, Walrus represents a reminder that real value in crypto comes from infrastructure, not only charts.
As always, development progress and ecosystem usage will matter more than short-term volatility.