I’m interested in Walrus because it tackles something every app eventually faces: where do you store real data without giving up control or privacy. They’re building on Sui with a design that spreads large files across a network using blob storage and erasure coding, so the system stays resilient and cost aware instead of fragile and expensive. If this kind of storage becomes smooth enough for developers and reliable enough for businesses, It becomes the quiet backbone for the next wave of decentralized apps that actually serve people. We’re seeing demand grow for censorship resistant, privacy preserving infrastructure that feels as easy as cloud, but more honest about ownership, and WAL sits right at that center. I’m here for tools that make decentralization practical, and Walrus is moving in that direction.
