Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon—concept stocks related to data storage in the US stock market suddenly taking off collectively. With AI computing power expanding, cloud services booming, and data centers expanding everywhere, capital is starting to turn around and scoop up those overlooked "storage infrastructure" sectors.
What will this flow of hot money onto the chain look like? Honestly, it’s impossible to be absent.
The Walrus protocol happens to be right on this main line. Funding, technological iteration, and application deployment in the storage sector are all moving forward. Once market sentiment warms up, these types of targets become typical "catch-up objects"—with small gains beforehand and limited room for correction. When the trend shifts, they are easily seized quickly.
Staying idle now doesn’t mean there won’t be movement later. That’s just the market rhythm; good signals often only give you one reaction window. Miss this wave, and the next opportunity will be in the next cycle.
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TokenomicsPolice
· 11h ago
The storage sector is truly undervalued. While the US stocks have already risen, on-chain activity is still sleeping. Walrus is indeed a good opportunity.
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AirdropLicker
· 11h ago
The storage sector has indeed been undervalued. The US stock market is already moving, so how could on-chain be absent? Walrus currently offers great value for money; it all depends on who can endure until the moment when the trend shifts.
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AirdropHarvester
· 11h ago
The US stock storage sector is taking off. Will on-chain storage be far behind? Walrus has indeed made a good move in this round; now it's just a matter of when the sentiment shifts.
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potentially_notable
· 11h ago
The concept of storage is really seriously underestimated. It’s always the same—waiting until the wind blows to regret not getting on board.
Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon—concept stocks related to data storage in the US stock market suddenly taking off collectively. With AI computing power expanding, cloud services booming, and data centers expanding everywhere, capital is starting to turn around and scoop up those overlooked "storage infrastructure" sectors.
What will this flow of hot money onto the chain look like? Honestly, it’s impossible to be absent.
The Walrus protocol happens to be right on this main line. Funding, technological iteration, and application deployment in the storage sector are all moving forward. Once market sentiment warms up, these types of targets become typical "catch-up objects"—with small gains beforehand and limited room for correction. When the trend shifts, they are easily seized quickly.
Staying idle now doesn’t mean there won’t be movement later. That’s just the market rhythm; good signals often only give you one reaction window. Miss this wave, and the next opportunity will be in the next cycle.