Alright community here’s another completely different take on $WAL that comes from observing how the project handles growth. What I like is that Walrus seems prepared for success without forcing it. The infrastructure is being strengthened gradually so when demand increases the network can absorb it smoothly. That kind of foresight is rare and usually separates projects that last from those that struggle under their own weight.
I also think the way WAL integrates into the ecosystem creates a sense of shared responsibility. When you hold and use it you are indirectly supporting the network’s stability and future. That builds a different kind of loyalty compared to pure speculation. As a community this feels empowering. We are not just watching from the sidelines. We are part of the process. If Walrus keeps scaling thoughtfully and maintains this balance between growth and stability $WAL could evolve into a trusted pillar that people rely on for years rather than months.