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@Dusk Hãy tưởng tượng một kho chứa tiên tiến đến mức sự tồn tại của nó chính là bảo mật của nó. Không có ổ khóa nào hiển thị, không có bức tường đồ sộ, không có lính canh trước cửa. Thay vào đó, việc truy cập được điều hành bởi bằng chứng thuần túy và không thể chối cãi. Bạn có thể chứng minh quyền sở hữu nội dung bên trong, thực hiện giao dịch từ bên trong kho, và giải quyết các hợp đồng trị giá hàng triệu đô mà không bao giờ tiết lộ một tài sản hay dữ liệu nào ra bên ngoài thế giới. Kho chứa hoạt động trước mắt mọi người, nhưng bên trong nó là một vùng lãnh thổ chủ quyền về sự kín đáo. Đây không phải là một ẩn dụ cho một tương lai xa xôi. Đó chính là thực tại chính xác và đầy tham vọng đang được thiết kế bởi #Dusk Network.

@Walrus 🦭/acc Imagine your digital identity as a passport that you truly control one that proves who you are without broadcasting your life to everyone nearby. That’s the promise Humanity Protocol has been tuning toward, and now the project is taking a major step: migrating more than 10 million credentials from IPFS onto Walrus, becoming the first human ID partner inside the Sui ecosystem. Ambitious? Yes. Necessary? Absolutely.

Why does this migration matter? Because identity is the hinge on which so much of Web3 and the real world turns. With AI tools growing sharper and cheaper by the day, the risk of fraud, deepfakes, and Sybil attacks rises in lockstep. Humanity Protocol’s move to Walrus is about hardening the identity layer while keeping it private and self-custodied.

Why Walrus short version: guaranteed data availability. Think of Walrus as a climate-controlled archive that guarantees your passport won’t get lost in a shipping container somewhere. For identity systems, that guarantee is priceless. Storing credentials on a network that can promise reliable access and do so in a way that plays nicely with Sui unlocks a lot of downstream benefits for developers, businesses and everyday people.

What’s actually moving? Over 10 million credentials, including verifiable attestations like palm-scan-derived proofs of uniqueness, memberships, reputations, and achievements drawn from both Web2 and Web3 contexts. The plan isn’t to stop at 10 million. Humanity and Walrus are targeting growth to more than 100 million unique user credentials by the end of 2025, and Walrus expects to hold over 300GB of this identity data by year’s end. Those numbers aren’t just vanity metrics they signal scale, resilience, and the ability to serve real-world identity needs across sectors.
How does this help fight AI-driven abuse? Two ways: verifiability and self-custody. Humanity Protocol’s system anchors cryptographically verifiable credentials on-chain so that apps and services can check identity assertions quickly and reliably without collecting raw personal data. Palm scans provide a biometric uniqueness signal without exposing raw images the protocol stores a privacy-preserving form that proves uniqueness, not the picture itself. Combine that with Walrus’ dependable availability and Sui’s fast execution layer, and you get a setup where fraudsters can’t easily mass-produce fake identities or mount Sybil armies.

Developers gain a lot, too. Humanity is designed to be composable: plug the identity graph into a wallet, a marketplace, or a lending app and you instantly gain verifiable trust signals. With Walrus acting as the storage layer and Sui as the smart-contract layer, identity checks become faster, cheaper, and more private. That’s a neat triangle: credentials in Walrus, verification logic on Sui, and user-controlled disclosure at the edge. The result is a developer-friendly identity stack that scales.

Privacy is central here Humanity Protocol is privacy-first and self-custodied by design. That means the user holds the keys to their credential wallet and decides what to share and with whom. For businesses, this is a plug-and-play way to accept trusted credentials without building new KYC pipelines or hoarding PII. For users, it’s about reclaiming agency: you share attestations, not raw data.

Of course, migrating and scaling identity at this level comes with trade-offs and risks. Storing credentials even in privacy-preserving forms raises questions about custody, recovery and governance. Walrus and Humanity need to ensure that availability guarantees are matched by robust access controls and social recovery mechanisms so users aren’t locked out if they lose keys. There’s also the ongoing tension of biometrics: palm scans are less sensitive than full facial datasets, but any biometric signal must be handled with care. The teams are addressing this through layered encryption, selective disclosure and strong UX around key management.

The path forward is clear and deliberate. Short-term efforts focus on the actual migration, ensuring data integrity, and smoothing onboarding for current and new users. Medium-term, the partnership wants to accelerate growth 10M to 100M credentials while expanding features like privacy-preserving reputation, merchant attestation services, and AI-safety tooling. Long-term, as AI becomes woven into more services, a resilient identity backbone could become indispensable: marketplaces for verified AI training data, fraud-resistant social graphs and cross-chain identity portability.

At its heart, this migration is about trust engineered with care. Bringing Humanity Protocol’s identity fabric into Walrus and the Sui ecosystem is not just a technical shift it’s an act of design that prioritizes privacy, resilience and real-world usability. For users, it means credentials that are verifiable yet self-controlled. For businesses, it’s a lower-friction path to trusted interactions. For the wider ecosystem, it’s a step toward an identity infrastructure that can scale to the millions and eventually the hundreds of millions without sacrificing the human dignity at its core.

If you care about making the internet less anonymous in the worst ways and more accountable in the best ways, watch this space. This migration might be the first domino in a broader movement where identity is both private and trusted, where AI can be powerful without making identity brittle and where people actually keep the keys to their own digital lives.#Walrus $WAL

@Dusk Bạn có bao giờ dừng lại và suy nghĩ về việc hoạt động tiền mã hóa của bạn thực sự bị phơi bày đến mức nào không? Trên hầu hết các blockchain, mọi thứ đều nằm ngoài công khai. Bất kỳ ai cũng có thể thấy số dư ví của bạn. Bất kỳ ai cũng có thể theo dõi các giao dịch của bạn. Mỗi bước đi của bạn đều để lại dấu vết công khai. Mặc dù tính minh bạch là một trong những điểm mạnh của blockchain, nhưng nó cũng có thể khiến bạn cảm thấy khó chịu, gần như là quản lý tài chính của mình trong một ngôi nhà bằng kính.#Dusk $DUSK

Đây chính là vấn đề mà Dusk đang cố gắng giải quyết.

Dusk giới thiệu tính riêng tư thực tế cho Máy ảo Ethereum mà không vi phạm các quy tắc của hệ thống. Nó cho phép người dùng gửi giao dịch riêng tư và che giấu số dư, đồng thời vẫn hỗ trợ giám sát quy định khi thực sự cần thiết. Hãy tưởng tượng bạn có một ngăn riêng tư bên trong ví của mình — số tiền của bạn được bảo vệ khỏi tầm nhìn công cộng, nhưng vẫn có thể truy cập để xác minh bởi các cơ quan tin cậy nếu cần. Chính sự cân bằng giữa riêng tư và tuân thủ chính là điều làm nên sự khác biệt của Dusk.

@Walrus 🦭/acc Chúng tôi đề cập đến hạ tầng khi cuộc thảo luận nằm trong thế giới blockchain, như thể đó là cây roi phép thuật. Chúng tôi nói rằng một lưu trữ phi tập trung sẽ thay đổi thế giới, nhưng nếu không có ứng dụng thực tế, thì nó chỉ là một ổ đĩa máy chủ trống rỗng. Cuộc thi Haulout Hackathon vào cuối năm 2025 đã đảo ngược câu chuyện đó. Không chỉ là cuộc thi với giải thưởng tiền mặt; đó là vụ nổ Big Bang của Giao thức Walrus.#Walrus $WAL

Các nhà phát triển không chỉ đơn giản lưu trữ tập tin lần đầu tiên. Họ đang sử dụng Walrus (lớp lưu trữ) cùng với Seal (lớp kiểm soát truy cập) và Nautilus (lớp xác minh). Bộ ba này là điều chúng tôi chưa từng chứng kiến trước đây, đó là một hệ sinh thái dữ liệu hoàn toàn có thể lập trình, an toàn và có thể xác minh. Cuộc thi Haulout Hackathon là yếu tố then chốt để chứng minh rằng Walrus không phải là một chiếc két số đơn giản, mà là một động cơ sống động cho tương lai của web.

We have all been there. You are chatting with an incredibly smart AI. It can write a sonnet about your cat, debug your code, and even plan your entire vacation itinerary down to the minute. But when you say, "Okay, go ahead and book it," everything stops. The magic fades. You are stuck clicking links and entering credit card numbers yourself.

Why? Because despite all their intelligence, we don't trust AI agents with our money.

Until now, AI has been like a brilliant intern with no wallet. We trust them to think, but not to act. The risk of an agent "hallucinating" a purchase or forgetting your budget limit is just too high. But the landscape is shifting fast. With the rise of Agentic Payments, we are finally giving AI the ability to execute financial decisions. And the backbone making this safe isn't a bank it's Walrus.

The Trust Gap: Why Your AI Is Broke
Imagine handing your credit card to a stranger who has great taste but terrible memory. That is what current AI agents are like. They might find you the perfect hotel, but can you trust them to remember your $200 per night limit? Can you verify why they chose that specific hotel?

For an AI agent to become a true economic participant, it needs more than just processing power; it needs unshakeable memory and verifiable rules. If an agent is going to spend your money while you sleep, you need to know exactly what data it used to make that decision. You need a system that proves the agent followed your instructions to the letter.

This is where Walrus steps in. It solves the "amnesia" problem by providing a decentralized, tamper-proof layer where agents store the critical context needed to spend money wisely.

Walrus: The Agent’s "long-term Memory"
Think of Walrus as the specialized notebook for your AI agent. But unlike a regular notebook that can be lost or scribbled over, this one is carved in digital stone.

Walrus stores the information the agent needs to make smart booking decisions: your budget limits, preferred airlines, hotel requirements, and past travel patterns. But it’s not just about storage; it’s about provenance. When data is stored on Walrus, it is decentralized and verifiable.

If your agent books a flight at 3:00 AM, it isn't guessing. It is pulling your specific "Travel Mandate" from Walrus, checking the signed instructions you gave it ("Only aisle seats," "Under $500," "No layovers over 4 hours"), and executing based on that trusted data. Because Walrus uses advanced erasure coding and decentralized nodes, this data is available 100% of the time, even if parts of the network go down.

The Power Combo: Walrus + Sui + Google
The real magic happens when you combine this memory with a transaction layer. In 2024, a massive leap forward occurred when Google and Mysten Labs collaborated on the Agentic Payments Standard (AP2).

They showed the world what is possible with a stunning demo. Imagine an AI agent making six different purchases from three separate online stores, all bundled into one single transaction on the Sui blockchain.

Here is why that matters: usually, if you try to book a flight, a hotel, and a rental car at the same time, one might fail. You could end up with a hotel room but no flight to get there. That is a nightmare.

With the Agentic Payments Standard built on Walrus and Sui, the transaction is "atomic." This means everything succeeds together, or nothing goes through. You are never left with incomplete orders. Walrus holds the complex data (the "what" and "why" of the purchase), while Sui handles the high-speed financial settlement (the "how").

Verifiable Traceability: The "Black Box" Recorder
One of the scariest things about AI is the "Black Box" problem—not knowing how it reached a decision. When money is involved, "I don't know" isn't an acceptable answer.

Walrus acts as a transparency engine. Every time your agent makes a move, it can store a "snapshot" of its reasoning on Walrus.

User: "Why did you buy the slightly more expensive ticket?"

Agent: "According to the 'Urgency Protocol' you saved on Walrus, avoiding a 6-hour layover was worth the extra $50."

Because Walrus creates a decentralized audit trail, you can verify that the data wasn't tampered with. It protects you from rogue agents and protects the merchant from fraud. It is a win-win that builds the one thing the digital economy lacks: Trust.

Beyond Automation: True Economic Independence
We need to stop confusing "automation" with "agency." Automation is a scheduled payment for your Netflix subscription. Agency is your software noticing that Netflix raised its prices, checking your Walrus-stored preferences to see if you still watch movies, and deciding to cancel the subscription to save you money—all without you lifting a finger.

This future requires a heavy data lift. Agents need to read invoices, understand terms of service, and compare prices across the web. Storing all this heavy data on a high-fee blockchain is impossible. Storing it on a centralized server is risky (what if the server goes down?).

Walrus offers the perfect middle ground: cheap, massive storage that is cryptographically secure. It allows agents to carry a massive library of context with them, enabling them to act like sophisticated personal assistants rather than simple scripts.

Conclusion: The Future is Acting, Not Just Thinking
The era of AI agents that just "chat" is ending. We are entering the era of agents that do. The future of AI isn't just agents that can think and reason—it's agents that can act as true economic participants on your behalf. That future is already here.

But this power hinges entirely on trust. Users need confidence that their agents are making good financial decisions based on verified information, not hallucinations or compromised data.

This is why Walrus is essential. By providing a decentralized data layer with cryptographic proof of availability, Walrus creates the foundation of trust that agentic payments require. When your AI agent books that 2 AM flight or processes an invoice while you sleep, you can verify exactly what data informed that decision and trust that the information was authentic. It’s not just a payment; it’s a promise kept by protocol.@Walrus 🦭/acc #Walrus $WAL

@Dusk Nhiều năm qua, blockchain sống trong khủng hoảng bản sắc. Nó hứa hẹn tính minh bạch nhưng lại khiến các tổ chức lo lắng. Nó mang lại tính phi tập trung nhưng lại mâu thuẫn với quy định. Các tổ chức tài chính đứng từ bên ngoài, quan tâm nhưng do dự, chờ đợi một hệ thống hiểu được thực tế của họ. Hệ thống đó đang bắt đầu hình thành và DUSK Foundation đang lặng lẽ dẫn đầu.#Dusk
Ý tưởng rằng quyền riêng tư và tuân thủ không thể tồn tại cùng nhau là lỗi thời. Trong tài chính hiện đại, cả hai đều bắt buộc. DUSK Foundation đang chứng minh rằng blockchain không cần phải lựa chọn giữa chúng.$DUSK