In the current landscape of ongoing Web3 market segmentation, projects with genuine token burn mechanisms and regulatory endorsements are standing out. Take Walrus as an example; its deflationary design is indeed worth noting.

The two core points of the project are: first, the burn rate is accelerating. Monthly burn volume exceeds 180,000 tokens, and the dual mechanisms of transaction and application consumption continuously compress circulating supply, which has fallen below 30 million tokens. With supply frozen on the supply side, any growth in demand can leverage the price. Second, the progress in compliance is tangible. SEC Reg A+ certification has been obtained, meaning the project has gained recognition within the US regulatory framework. The heavy involvement of traditional institutions like Fidelity and Grayscale indicates that traditional capital has confidence in its compliant status.

From a trading perspective, over 60 mainstream exchanges have listed WALUSDT trading pairs, fiat on/off ramps are established, and 50x leverage contracts are also available, ensuring liquidity and trading flexibility are not issues. The recent airdrop mechanism is also quite interesting—participation with zero gas fees and low entry barriers, staking with an annualized yield of 42% plus 5% burn dividends, and node deployment sharing 90% of protocol fees—this multi-layered revenue model can indeed attract many participants.

Of course, every project carries risks, but based on data and progress, the window of opportunity for strategic deployment at this stage is indeed narrowing. Missing this cycle’s deflationary leader may mean waiting a long time for the next comparable project.