Walrus tackles that uncomfortable gap by making storage first-class infrastructure, not an afterthought.
Instead of overengineering, the protocol focuses on doing one job extremely well.
This matters because real users don’t forgive lost data or broken access.
Walrus feels designed for the moment when Web3 stops experimenting and starts serving real demand.
These are the kinds of protocols that don’t explode overnight — they compound quietly.
Watching builder adoption here is more interesting than watching short-term price moves.
