Many Web3 applications claim to be decentralized while quietly storing their most important data on centralized servers. This compromise works until it does not. When storage providers fail or change policies, applications lose functionality without warning.
Walrus Protocol fixes this by making data availability a first class layer.
Instead of treating storage as an afterthought, Walrus embeds durability directly into the protocol. Data remains decentralized, verifiable, and recoverable even when parts of the network fail.
This makes Walrus especially relevant for applications that need long lived data, including AI systems, identity platforms, media archives, and decentralized applications that must continue working long after launch.
The $WAL token ties economic incentives to real usage and persistence, not speculation.
Decentralization is not just about execution.
It is about remembering
