When most people enter Web3, the first things they notice are usually the most visible: popular applications, trending narratives, and constant updates. This is natural, but it can also limit how deeply we understand the ecosystem. Over time, many people experience a shift in perspective. Instead of asking what is loud, they begin asking what is essential.
Infrastructure becomes central in that shift. Storage, data availability, and reliability may not be the most visible topics, but they shape whether ecosystems can function sustainably. Walrus sits within this layer of importance by focusing on decentralized storage through the ongoing work of @Walrus 🦭/acc . Observing how $WAL fits into this broader architecture encourages a more thoughtful approach to learning Web3.
This kind of perspective does not develop overnight. It grows through continuous observation, curiosity, and willingness to look beneath the surface. By spending time following projects like Walrus, the learning process becomes less about fast conclusions and more about long term understanding. #Walrus
