I spent time going through Walrus Protocol’s design and testing how it interacts with smart contracts, and it genuinely feels well thought out. Nothing about it seems rushed. Walrus tackles a real limitation: blockchains simply aren’t built to store large amounts of data. Instead of pushing everything on-chain, it keeps files off-chain while anchoring them to on-chain objects on Sui. One smart choice is erasure-coded storage, where data is broken into pieces and distributed across multiple nodes, improving durability while keeping costs low. The recent update on fixed-period node rotation shows the team is thinking beyond the short term and focusing on stability. As decentralized applications continue to become more data-intensive, the real question is whether systems like this can earn the same level of trust as traditional storage infrastructure.

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