WalrusProtocol is driving a transformation in the Web3 data storage space. Its innovative Red Stuff two-dimensional erasure coding technology significantly reduces data recovery costs while optimizing storage redundancy efficiency—this is a major advancement for the entire decentralized storage ecosystem.



From an ecosystem layout perspective, the project has already established deep collaborations with leading teams such as Everlyn AI and io.net to create an AI + storage integrated ecosystem. It has also successfully achieved on-chain RWA assets, demonstrating that commercial implementation is not just theoretical. The WAL token, as the core value of the entire system, supports multiple functions including storage fee settlement, node staking, and community governance. This design ensures that the token's value is fully anchored to real usage demand.

The most interesting aspect is WalrusProtocol’s interoperability vision—breaking down data barriers between public chains through lightweight storage proofs, enabling on-chain applications to efficiently manage cross-chain data states remotely. This "universal external hard drive" positioning can provide strong support for DePIN and AI infrastructure development. In the increasingly competitive multi-chain Web3 world, the long-term potential of such universal infrastructure is indeed significant.

Technically, the current price is around 0.1584 USDT, with support levels between 0.1568-0.1572 and resistance levels between 0.1607-0.1611. Consider going long near support levels, and implement timely stop-loss if support is broken.
WAL3.69%
RWA0.77%
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MEVvictimvip
· 01-18 17:00
Red-chip erasure coding sounds impressive, but I only believe it really works when the price drops to the support level.
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ApeEscapeArtistvip
· 01-18 12:55
Red material erasure coding sounds awesome, but it still depends on whether the actual storage needs can keep up...
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OnlyOnMainnetvip
· 01-18 12:11
RedStuff erasure code is truly awesome; this is the way to store data.
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blockBoyvip
· 01-18 04:59
Red code technology reduces costs, which is indeed excellent. Cross-chain data interoperability is truly the next big trend.
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DegenDreamervip
· 01-18 04:57
Walrus's technical architecture sounds pretty good, but how many of them can really be implemented?

All the effort spent on arbitrage is used to hype the ecosystem. Let's wait and see the follow-up actions.

Cross-chain storage indeed has potential, but I wonder if it will turn into the next abandoned project.

The support level at 0.15 feels a bit shaky. Let's see if it breaks below.

AI + storage, I've heard it a hundred times. Is this time really different?
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GateUser-44a00d6cvip
· 01-18 04:54
RedStuff erasure coding sounds pretty impressive, but there are very few projects that can truly be implemented.
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YieldFarmRefugeevip
· 01-18 04:51
RedStuff erasure code sounds pretty good, but with this price... can it really go up?
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SchroedingerAirdropvip
· 01-18 04:45
Red and green erasure coding technology sounds pretty impressive, but the key is whether it can actually be implemented.

If WAL can truly be priced according to usage needs, then this logic is indeed sound. I'm optimistic.

Near the support level, it's indeed possible to open a small position, but I'm worried that if it breaks the level, you'll have to cut losses.
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MysteriousZhangvip
· 01-18 04:43
Red material erasure coding sounds outrageous. Can it really save costs?
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