Most blockchains care about speed and fees. Very few care about what happens to data after the transaction is finished. That data is not just history. It is proof of what happened and what you own. If users cannot access that data later, they cannot verify anything. Walrus exists to fix this. It does not run apps or smart contracts. It does one job only: keep blockchain data available and verifiable over time. Data is stored in a decentralized way so no single party controls history. $WAL makes this reliable by rewarding operators who keep data accessible and penalizing those who do not. Walrus is not hype. It protects the memory that blockchains depend on.
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