People keep asking about WAL (Walrus), so let’s cut through the noise.
Honestly, there’s nothing wild happening with WAL right now. It’s just bouncing around in a tight range. Price jumps up, runs into sellers, drops back down, finds buyers, and the whole thing starts over. That’s why you’re seeing these sharp moves, but no real direction.
The big question everyone keeps throwing at me:
“Is WAL going to pump or dump?”
Here’s the real answer: neither, at least for now. As long as the price stays stuck in this range and volume doesn’t pick up, WAL’s for trading, not for holding.
Another question I hear a lot:
“Why does it keep hitting the same ceiling and falling?”
Simple. There’s a wall of sellers up there. Big players love selling at that level. Until price actually breaks through and holds above it, expecting a big rally is pretty risky.
Here’s what the seasoned traders are doing:
Short near the top of the range.
Long near the bottom.
Keep targets small, stops tight.
No getting attached. No wishful thinking.
One thing most people miss:
If WAL drops below the range, it can fall hard—fast.
If it breaks above resistance and stays there, momentum can flip.
But until that happens, WAL’s just doing what the chart shows.
Trust the chart, not the noise.
Managing your risk matters way more than making predictions.
Not financial advice.
