When Your Wallet Goes Silent for 7 Days

I stared at the numbers long after midnight.

Opulous (OPUL) hovered at $0.044734—unchanged for seven days.

No volatility. No hype.

Just stillness.

Like a letter never sent.

I’ve seen this before—in Brooklyn, my mother painted murals of falling markets while my father coded smart contracts in basement studios.

We called it ‘digital grief’.

Not because it crashed—but because no one was listening.

The Gas Fee Was My Postage Stamp

Gas fees? They’re not taxes. They’re digital postage stamps—each transaction a postmark on a blockchain that never arrives.

I sent OPUL once to a friend in Lisbon. It sat in their wallet for six days. No confirmation email. No trade volume spike. Just silence.

They didn’t delete it—they forgot it existed.

A Market That Forgets How to Feel

Look at the numbers:

• High volatility? No—just retrace patterns from last week’s whispers.
• Volume doubled? Not here—610K trades, same as yesterday, same as tomorrow.
• Price unchanged since Tuesday? The lowest point wasn’t $0.038917—it was the silence between blocks where no one pressed ‘send’ anymore.