@Walrus 🦭/acc Walrus matters because Web3 is finally being forced to remember.
Games don’t work if worlds reset when nodes churn. Governance isn’t real if votes and proposals fade after a few months. Identity and AI systems break the moment a “small” record goes missing and nobody can prove what existed yesterday. Persistence isn’t a vibe or a storage brag. It’s the quiet promise that data stays reachable even as operators rotate, hardware fails, and incentives change.
That’s the frame where Walrus feels relevant. It treats storage like infrastructure, not a best-effort cache. The goal isn’t to store everything forever; it’s to keep the important things available long enough that products don’t decay in the background. When reliability becomes the default, builders stop designing around loss—and start designing around continuity.
