Walrus (WAL) is what helps Sui apps grow without leaning on central servers. The moment a dApp picks up real users, storage headaches start. Handling transactions? That’s not so bad. But storing files, media, and user history—now that’s where things get tricky. Most teams just shrug and reach for centralized cloud storage, which sneaks Web2 back in through the side door. Walrus was built to avoid that trap. WAL is the token that powers the Walrus protocol on Sui. Walrus handles big, messy data with blob storage and uses erasure coding to scatter it across a decentralized network, so even if some nodes drop out, you can piece everything back together. WAL keeps everything humming—covering incentives, staking, and governance. So dApps don’t have to trust one server—they can lean on an entire network. It’s the kind of backbone you barely think about when it’s working, but boy, you sure notice when it’s gone.@Walrus 🦭/acc $WAL #Walrus