If you think about the rise of modular blockchains, you might wonder where all that history actually goes once a transaction is finalized. While execution happens in a flash, have you ever considered that the evidence of those actions needs to last for decades if we want a truly trustless financial system? If you consider the role of a rollup or a decentralized game, the most important asset is not today speed but the ability for anyone to audit the past without asking a central authority for permission. Walrus treats data not just as something to be stored for convenience, but as critical security infrastructure that must be provably available at all times. If you think about it, a system that only stores data for a short time is like a library that recycles its books every month, leaving no record for future readers to verify. By focusing on durability, Walrus provides the persistent memory that allows modular stacks to scale without sacrificing their core security promises. This ensures that even years from now, a user can still reconstruct their state and exit a system safely because the foundation was built to remember what the rest of the world might have forgotten.

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