Yesterday, several friends asked me why I keep paying attention to the $WAL project. Are they trapped? I can only smile.

Looking at the trend of Sui Chain, it’s clear. On one side, the ecosystem tokens have soared to the sky; on the other side, $WAL is still consolidating at a low level—can you really ignore this huge valuation gap?

**The core logic is simple: value reversion will come sooner or later.**

Walrus Protocol plays a crucial role in the entire Sui ecosystem—it is the core storage infrastructure. Think about it from another angle: a new commercial street just opened, everyone is opening shops and doing business (various DApp projects), but the property system, warehousing, and logistics (data storage layer) of this street are only managed by Walrus. The more lively the shops, the more the value of this infrastructure is highlighted, right?

The previous long-term sideways movement was not without reason; it was the main force quietly building positions. Today’s afternoon movement just confirmed this—smart money often leads the market, and they have already started to deploy.

**The essence of investment is to find those overlooked valleys.**

Don’t blindly chase assets that have already increased several times; the risk is too high. What you should really look at is: assets where the fundamentals are accelerating, the project itself has real demand support, but the secondary market price has not yet reflected this. $WAL happens to be in this position.

My strategy is to gradually build positions in batches, keeping the cost basis within the price range where the main players are gathering (which is exactly now). After building the position, put down your phone, and go about your usual eating and sleeping. When the entire market suddenly realizes this logic, you will already be comfortably sitting in the carriage.

Ultimately, investing is about earning the difference in cognition. Once you truly understand the value of the project, you will have the confidence to establish a position and hold steady through volatility. This is the beginning of compound interest.