@Walrus 🦭/acc has now launched its mainnet and this is a big milestone for decentralized storage on Web3. The new network is not a test anymore and is now actively running with real data, giving developers the ability to use programmable storage in their applications. Programmable storage is a key breakthrough because it lets developers do more than just store files. They can now build logic around stored data, control who can see what, and make data interactive instead of letting it sit in a static place. This makes complex Web3 apps easier to build and gives users control over their own content in ways older systems never did. With programmable storage, apps can react to changes like user permissions or onchain actions and update files accordingly. Data owners still keep the rights to delete or manage their data as needed, but others can interact with it without changing the original content. This puts decentralized storage on par with modern cloud systems while keeping privacy and user control at the center. The mainnet launch marks the point where Walrus moves from theory to real use, giving developers and Web3 builders a powerful tool that works today and not just tomorrow.
