Why Walrus Feels Like Infrastructure, Not Hype
Some projects feel loud. Walrus feels necessary. The protocol isn’t chasing trends or narratives. It’s addressing a basic limitation that developers hit sooner or later: storage. Blockchains are great at coordination and execution, but terrible at handling large files. Walrus understands this reality and works with it instead of fighting it. By offering a decentralized storage layer designed for scalability and privacy, Walrus allows dApps to operate without leaking user data or falling back to centralized solutions. That’s a big deal for teams building serious products, not experiments. $WAL becomes valuable not because of speculation, but because it underpins real usage. When infrastructure works quietly in the background, that’s usually a sign it’s doing something right. Walrus doesn’t try to replace blockchains. It complements them. And that’s often where the most durable value is created.
