Many people become very interested in airdrops after entering Web3, but are deterred by the operational procedures. Walrus, as a key infrastructure project in the Sui ecosystem supported by the core team of Mysten Labs, has raised $140 million in funding, with the ecosystem TVL surpassing $2.5 billion. Its recent community incentive program has attracted a large number of participants.

The project's reliability is guaranteed — it is a standardized decentralized storage solution with relatively mature security mechanisms. For those wanting to participate, the entire process is actually less complicated than it seems.

From a technical perspective, participating in such projects usually requires first configuring a wallet. The official Sui wallet is a basic tool, available for download from the Chrome Web Store or the App Store. The installation process takes no more than 5 minutes. The most critical step is to properly manage the mnemonic phrase — this is no small matter. The mnemonic phrase is equivalent to the main control of the wallet; if it is leaked, assets are exposed. Therefore, writing it down with pen and paper is much safer than any electronic storage solution.

Subsequent steps typically include on-chain interactions and contract calls, but specific details depend on the latest participation rules from the project team. The community incentive pool of 300 million WAL tokens seems quite substantial, but restrictions related to quotas need to be confirmed by checking official announcements. Overall, this is a Sui ecosystem project worth paying attention to, but be sure to do your basic homework before participating.