Walrus and Where Data Actually Lives
Most blockchains are good at rules, not at memory. They know how to execute logic, but they struggle once real data enters the picture. Walrus Protocol exists because that gap became impossible to ignore.
Walrus focuses on keeping data reachable without putting it in one place or trusting one party. Files can be large, access can be shared, and proofs still exist that the data hasn’t disappeared.
This kind of infrastructure is slow to prove itself. Costs, performance, and long-term reliability still matter. But without systems like this, on-chain apps eventually hit a wall.