Walrus Does Not Argue With the Market
Some protocols spend too much energy explaining why they matter. Walrus does not argue. It demonstrates.
This is an important distinction. Arguing invites skepticism. Demonstrating invites observation. Observation leads to conviction when behavior remains consistent.
Walrus allows the market to arrive at its own conclusions. That approach respects intelligence. It also filters engagement naturally.
People who need constant stimulation move on. People who value reliability stay. Over time, that difference compounds.
This is how strong ecosystems form. Not through persuasion, but through proof.
Walrus understands that persuasion fades. Proof accumulates.