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The storage sector has recently become popular again. The monthly revenue of the three main nodes operated by the team has directly increased by 30%, soaring from 1,070 WAL per month to 1,391 WAL, which is quite rare in the Web3 ecosystem.
The underlying logic is quite clear—major projects are all integrating. Official data shows that this month, over 50 new enterprise-level users have been added, with storage data volume increasing by 65% month-over-month. The gaming, healthcare, and RWA sectors account for 70% of the new demand, which is no small matter.
Even more interesting is the destruction aspect. The daily destruction volume has surged from 450,000 to 620,000 tokens, making the deflationary effect more and more evident. Additionally, the unit price for storage tasks is also rising—especially for high-sensitivity data like healthcare data and RWA assets, where the revenue per TB is 25% higher than regular storage. This is the market pricing high-quality nodes.
For node operators, this is now a time of differentiation. Early entrants enjoy the benefits of demand explosion, with stable earnings and growth potential far surpassing the industry average. If you're still on the sidelines, you might be missing out on this wave.
The early entrants have indeed gained significant benefits, but the concern is whether the follow-up can keep up.
Medical and RWA data are truly valuable, but there are thresholds.
The destruction is so aggressive that the deflationary effect is really happening.
Let's wait and see how long the medical data sector can sustain.
Wait, is the destruction volume really increasing that fast? I'm a bit skeptical.
The three main nodes are increasing by 30% each month. Are you serious? I don't feel it's that exaggerated.
The divergence is happening. Those without nodes are drooling over it.
Early investors are now having a great time. I just want to ask, is there still a chance to get in?
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Wait, a 25% premium on medical data storage? Now that's real gold and silver.
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Early entrants are laughing to the bank, while latecomers are crying.
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A 30-point increase; no matter which track it’s on, it will make headlines.
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Burned 620,000 tokens; the deflationary logic is quite interesting.
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With RWA taking off, storage is also rising; the logic is smooth.
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If you're still on the sidelines now, you're really late; this market trend is clear.
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Node rewards soared from 1070 to 1391; who can withstand that?
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50 new enterprise users; now that's real demand.
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High-sensitivity data pricing power is in our hands; no wonder there's a premium.
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The price for medical and RWA sectors has directly increased by 25%. If I had known earlier, I would have invested sooner
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A 65% month-over-month growth? This data seems a bit off, need to verify its authenticity
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No point in just watching now, if you don't rush in, you'll regret it later
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The destruction of 620,000 tokens really has a deflationary effect, I remain optimistic in the long term
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50 enterprise-level users, but could these numbers be inflated?
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Just earning this much, yet still worried about node operations, exhausting work
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Good point about the timing of differentiation, but who can guarantee such rapid growth will continue?
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WAL from 1070 to 1391, taking off directly, brothers
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This logic is solid, big projects entering the market are just different