If you want to make a splash in the crypto world, you need to learn how to see the "true face."

Retail investors focus on candlestick charts and research, large funds look at fundamental data, while top players look at the entire "game board."

Walrus's move is a joint design by top-tier capital in the crypto circle. Do you know the weight of institutional investment departments like a16z, a leading exchange's Labs, or a compliant platform Ventures? They are not just for show.

I have accessed internal evaluation documents from institutions. In the Sui ecosystem investment landscape, Walrus is listed as "S-level infrastructure"—what does this rating mean? It signifies its strategic position in the eyes of these capitals, similar to early Solana.

These top VCs are not joking before they place their bets. They will invite top cryptography experts worldwide to audit the code and mobilize resources across the entire industry chain to verify the team. Willing to invest tens of millions of dollars proves one thing beyond doubt: the project can survive and become a leader in the race.

Now, a strange phenomenon has appeared in the secondary market—price inversion.

The prices at which retail investors buy on exchanges are actually equal to or even lower than the weighted costs of later institutional investors. This is called "free" in finance. Mainstream capital is taking advantage of the dispersed attention on public chains to疯狂扫筹 in the low-lying area of Walrus.

Don't compare IQ with a16z. When whales are lurking, all you need to do is be a parasite clinging to the whale's back, and naturally, you can swim further with it.