Some are concerned that they have missed the boat due to the rise of cryptocurrency.
As 1 in 5 non-crypto holders in the U.S. plan to enter the digital asset space this year, many remain overwhelmed by the complexity of blockchain 55% say the research is too much, and 70% point to a lack of reliable information.
This hesitation hasn’t stopped the rise of purpose-driven projects like Walrus, a decentralized storage protocol built on the Sui blockchain, which was officially listed on CEXs (e.g BingX), with the WAL/USDT pair now available for trading. Deposits and withdrawals are live via the SUI network.
While public confidence in crypto is slowly improving partly due to regulatory efforts like the #GENIUSActP it’s the emergence of real utility that’s driving meaningful engagement.
Walrus $WAL , for instance, splits raw data and media files (like videos, images, and PDFs) into secure fragments distributed globally, ensuring accessibility even in high-risk or offline environments. In a space where FOMO often outweighs education, projects like Walrus offer a clearer view of how blockchain is steadily evolving from speculation toward real-world infrastructure.
