When people imagine where crypto is headed, the conversation usually stops at faster transactions or higher DeFi returns. But a much bigger issue often gets ignored — where Web3 data actually lives.
A huge number of so-called decentralized apps still host their front ends, images, and files on Web2 services like AWS or Google Cloud. That’s a hidden choke point, and it comes with real risks around outages, control, and censorship.
This is exactly the problem @walrusprotocol is solving. Built directly on Sui, Walrus brings true decentralized storage for large-scale data — from NFT assets to AI-grade datasets — without leaning on centralized infrastructure.
Through blob-based storage and advanced erasure coding, data is broken into pieces, secured, and spread across many nodes. The result is stronger resilience, lower costs, and reliable access even if parts of the network go down.
If Web3 wants to grow up, it needs infrastructure that stands on its own. Walrus is laying that foundation. With the WAL token driving governance and staking, the network is designed around user ownership, not corporate control.
