The market speaks volumes. WAL is oscillating repeatedly between 0.12 and 0.15U—the chips have long been fully absorbed.

Looking at the weekly chart, that box pattern that's been consolidating for nearly a month isn't simple ranging—it's the main force using time to exchange for space. Why can't the price break down when it reaches 0.12U? Why does selling pressure appear near 0.15U only to be quickly absorbed? Behind all this is chip positioning. They're using this level to wash out all the impatient retail traders here. Their target was never these meager scraps of profit.

As Walrus serves as critical infrastructure in the Sui ecosystem, when ecosystem applications explode, the revaluation driven by surging data traffic is inevitable. All technical indicators on the K-line are now starting to flatten, which typically signals that a turning point is coming. Once we see a volume-confirmed breakout, this wave will truly launch.

Those getting on board now aren't buying coins—they're buying positions. If you wait to chase after the real momentum kicks in, you might not even get a chance to catch up.