The year is 2026, and the era of "404 Not Found" is coming to an end. We’ve seen enough "centralized" dApps get censored because their frontend was hosted on a single server. @Walrus 🦭/acc is fixing this with Walrus Sites.
For the first time, developers can host entire, high-performance websites directly on a decentralized network. These aren't just "slow mirror links"—these are fully functional, media-rich sites that load at the speed of the modern web.
What makes $WAL a long-term play?
The Utility Loop: To keep a site live, you need $WAL. As more developers migrate from legacy hosting to Walrus, the organic demand for the token scales with the internet itself.
The Humanity Factor: Protocols like Humanity Protocol are already migrating millions of credentials to Walrus because they need a storage layer that is privacy-first and impossible to shut down.
Governance Power: $WAL holders aren't just spectators; they vote on storage pricing and network parameters, effectively becoming the "Board of Directors" for the world’s most resilient cloud.
Don't just trade the trend—invest in the infrastructure that makes the trend possible. The $WAL revolution is just getting started.
