Why Walrus Protocol Uses Slivers
@Walrus 🦭/acc Most storage systems either keep a full copy or gamble on a single host. Walrus takes a calmer middle path: it encodes a file into many small slivers, spread across nodes, so the network can rebuild the original even when a lot goes missing. Think “data plus extra repair bits,” not duplicate folders. It’s trending again because AI files and media archives are getting heavier in production, and reliability finally matters.