Most systems measure progress by speed or volume. Infrastructure in the real world is judged by whether it quietly works, every day, under pressure.
In decentralized systems, data is the forgotten layer. If storage is fragile, everything above it becomes unstable. Walrus approaches this as an operational problem, not a narrative one designing predictable, private data storage that applications and organizations can actually rely on. Built on Sui, it treats data like infrastructure, not speculation.
Durable systems earn trust by surviving boredom.