Recently, I have been increasingly feeling that the significance of holding WAL seems to be different.

To be honest, it’s no longer just a number waiting to go up or down in my wallet. Every time I open the task panel and see the various activities I can participate in, I can genuinely feel that—the WAL in my hands is helping me carve a unique record on the chain.

Interestingly, the same WAL in different people's hands is creating completely different values. In the community, I’ve observed: some people focus on translation tasks, and after three months, their address has gained the label "Multilingual Expert." Now, when the international community needs help, the system prioritizes assigning tasks to them. Another guy specializes in code auditing; staking WAL has made him a validation node. Tasks he has audited are more likely to be picked up by others—because everyone knows he is strict and reliable. I mainly coordinate community activities; every time I initiate a vote or organize discussions using WAL, these records are stored in my address. As a result, last week a new project directly approached me, wanting a community ambassador, simply because they saw my collaboration history.

What moved me the most was an incident last week. An urgent task with a tight deadline and decent pay; after evaluating, I thought I could handle it, so I took it on. I delivered two hours early, and the quality even exceeded expectations.

Yesterday, when I checked the address details, I found that this delivery was recorded by the system as "High-Quality Completion of Urgent Task," with a note saying: "Maintaining delivery quality under pressure."

At that moment, I realized that these seemingly tiny details are slowly piecing together a genuine and trustworthy on-chain profile. It’s not some hype about concepts, but real accumulation of credit.