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Relying on the ecological advantages of the Sui blockchain and its own technological innovations, the Walrus protocol has built a comprehensive application system covering NFT, AI, enterprise services, and personal storage. With its core characteristics of low cost, high security, and censorship resistance, it has become the preferred decentralized storage solution for different user groups. As of now, the protocol has attracted over 100 node operators, achieving PB-level storage capacity, and has been adopted by multiple NFT and game brands, with significant ecological landing results.
In the native Web3 scenario, Walrus provides efficient infrastructure support for NFT and dApp developers. NFT project parties can store metadata and original asset files on the Walrus network, leveraging the low-cost advantages of RedStuff encoding to reduce operational costs, while ensuring the permanence of digital assets through censorship resistance, avoiding the risk of NFT value dropping to zero due to centralized storage failures. The Flatland NFT series has achieved decentralized front-end minting and hosting through Walrus. For blockchain game developers, the protocol can efficiently store massive scene resources, character models, and user data. The distributed storage architecture avoids service interruptions caused by single points of failure, while the programmable storage resource feature supports the storage and transfer linkage of in-game assets through smart contracts, enriching the game economic system.
The expansion of the enterprise market and the AI field continues to extend the application boundaries of Walrus. The pain points faced by traditional enterprises, such as high centralized storage costs and significant data security risks, are perfectly addressed in Walrus's solutions: financial institutions can encrypt and store transaction records and sensitive customer data on distributed nodes, meeting compliance requirements through access control functions; medical enterprises can store medical images and patient records at low costs, achieving secure data sharing across institutions; the manufacturing industry can utilize the protocol to store industrial design files and production data, ensuring data integrity and resistance to censorship. In the AI field, Walrus provides secure and controllable storage solutions for training datasets and model files, allowing organizations to set data access permissions through the Seal function, enabling commercial sharing of proprietary datasets without losing control, creating new revenue streams for the AI economy, and addressing privacy leakage and copyright disputes in traditional dataset sharing.
Individual users can also gain diversified value within the Walrus ecosystem. On one hand, by staking WAL or delegating to quality nodes, users can earn stable epoch rewards, becoming participants and beneficiaries of network security; on the other hand, leveraging the protocol's privacy storage services, individuals can securely store personal data such as photos and documents without worrying about data leakage or abuse risks from centralized platforms. From Web3 native applications to the digital transformation of traditional enterprises, and to personal privacy protection, Walrus truly brings decentralized storage into various user groups through comprehensive scene coverage and technological innovation, while WAL, as an ecological value carrier, will also release long-term value potential with the continuous expansion of application scale.
