@Walrus 🦭/acc approaches this problem with a clear thesis: scalable applications require predictable data availability, not just decentralized compute. That’s a subtle but important distinction many projects overlook.
By focusing on how data is encoded, distributed, and retrieved, Walrus creates infrastructure that supports heavier workloads without relying on centralized storage shortcuts. This makes $WAL relevant for long-lived applications, not just experimental dApps.
What stands out is the long-term mindset. Data stored today needs to remain accessible years later. Walrus is building for persistence, not temporary usage.
As more value moves on-chain, losing data becomes a real risk — not just a technical inconvenience.
Are decentralized storage protocols the next battleground for serious adoption? #Walrus
