Walrus doesn’t try to own users.
It tries to outlast them.
That’s a very different design goal.
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In Web3, data often dies when apps disappear.
#Walrus separates data from apps so history survives redesigns, migrations, and shutdownsSettlement that might reverse isn’t settlement#Walrus treats storage like a promise, not a feature toggle.
Promises require discipline.
That’s why the design feels conservative and why it workisn’t chain-maximalist.
It assumes the future is fragmented and builds a data layer that doesn’t care where execution happen@Walrus 🦭/acc ss.