Most Web3 applications claim decentralization, yet quietly depend on centralized storage for critical data. That contradiction only becomes visible when data is unavailable, censored, or unverifiable. Walrus approaches this gap by treating decentralized blob storage as first-class infrastructure on Sui, using erasure coding to preserve availability even under failure. This design choice matters because verification and governance are only as strong as the data they rely on. As blockchains evolve into long-lived systems, storage architecture may define trust more than execution speed. What should developers prioritize when decentralization meets real-world scale?
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