In the crypto world, the final winners are often not the loudest ones. "Quiet builders usually win"—this phrase couldn't be more fitting in the crypto space.

Looking at history: Ethereum was heavily criticized in its early days, called slow and expensive, but it quietly built infrastructure and ecosystems, eventually becoming an unstoppable king. Sui has taken a similar path—low-key iteration, suddenly erupting.

Walrus Protocol is a representative of this type of player. It never livestreams hype, doesn't follow trends to pump prices, and doesn't tell cheap stories. It focuses on the most solid work: refining technology, deploying nodes, and connecting ecosystems. This style may seem unsexy, but for infrastructure projects, time and patience are the most valuable—once network effects form, it's hard to overturn.

Walrus is rooted in the Sui ecosystem, naturally benefiting from ecosystem growth. When AI, gaming, and social data demands truly explode, it will become a fundamental infrastructure that is hard to replace. The value of WAL is actually hidden in this "slow and steady" persistence. Some things just can't be rushed.