I’m excited to share how Walrus works. In today’s digital world, we’re seeing more data than ever, but most of it is trapped in centralized servers. Walrus solves this by storing files across a decentralized network on the Sui blockchain. When you upload a file, it’s broken into small pieces and encoded so it can be rebuilt even if some pieces go missing. They’re designing the system to reward reliability. Node operators stake WAL tokens, earn rewards for storing files correctly, and lose part of their stake if they fail. This keeps the network honest and efficient. WAL holders can also participate in governance, helping guide pricing, storage rules, and network policies. If it becomes necessary, files can be recovered seamlessly from multiple nodes. I’m impressed by how Walrus combines privacy, decentralization, and usability, making it simple for people to store data without worrying about servers disappearing or access being blocked. It’s a practical step toward giving users control over their own digital memories while ensuring the network remains secure and trustworthy.
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