Walrus and the Idea of Living Storage
For a long time, storage felt static. You saved data, closed the folder, and trusted it would still be there years later. In decentralized systems, that assumption no longer holds. Nodes disappear. Networks change. Stability has to be maintained, not assumed.
That’s why Walrus stands out to me. It treats storage as something alive. Data is broken apart, spread out, checked, and quietly repaired over time. Nothing dramatic. Just steady care.
It feels less like storing files and more like tending a system that expects change and survives it.