That’s the gap @Walrus 🦭/acc is trying to close by focusing on scalable, decentralized storage built for real on-chain usage.
NFTs, gaming assets, media files, and app data don’t just need to exist — they need to stay available, verifiable, and censorship-resistant over time.
Walrus approaches storage as core infrastructure, not a side feature, which is critical as apps move from experiments to products.
$WAL represents more than a token — it’s tied to the idea that Web3 needs reliable data layers to survive beyond speculation.
Most users don’t notice storage until something breaks — and that’s exactly why this layer matters so much.
As ecosystems mature, projects that quietly handle the fundamentals will end up powering everything else.
#Walrus isn’t chasing attention; it’s building what Web3 will eventually depend on.
