Recently, the on-chain stablecoin liquidity patterns have been quite interesting. Observing the inflow and outflow of a major exchange, the rhythm of large fund movements reveals some signals—similar to the signs before SOL and AVAX launched.

Many people only follow candlestick charts, which can easily cause them to overlook some essential aspects. Take Walrus Storage Protocol as an example; its tokenomics are quite interesting: it requires paying storage fees, supports staking for yields, and also involves a burning mechanism. Once this multi-dimensional economic model gains popularity, it often leads to unexpected price movements. The key is that many people haven't yet realized the actual utility of these underlying storage projects, and by the time the market reacts, it might be too late.