The biggest challenge for decentralized storage has always been the trade-off between cost and reliability. Most protocols either replicate data many times (which is expensive) or risk losing it if a few nodes go offline.
@Walrus 🦭/acc solves this through its proprietary "Red Stuff" encoding algorithm. Instead of simple replication, Walrus utilizes advanced erasure coding to break data into small fragments (slivers) and distribute them across a global network.
Massive Efficiency: It can be up to 100x more cost-effective than traditional solutions.
High Resilience: The system is designed so that even if two-thirds of the storage nodes fail, the original data can still be fully reconstructed.
Speed: Because it is built on the Sui network, data retrieval is near-instant, making it suitable for real-time applications like dApps and AI agents.
