No discussion of Walrus would be complete without highlighting its utility token, $WAL.
This isn't just another speculative asset; it's the lifeblood of the ecosystem. Users pay for storage fees in WAL, which helps maintain stable costs in fiat terms despite crypto volatility.
Stakers can lock up $WAL to secure the network, earning rewards in return, while token holders participate in governance decisions that shape the protocol's future.
Tokenomics are thoughtfully designed for sustainability.
With mechanisms like deflationary burns on certain transactions, $WAL supply could decrease over time as adoption grows. Recent integrations, such as with projects like Pudgy Penguins for NFT storage, demonstrate real-world utility
