Walrus Protocol as Quiet Infrastructure
Walrus Protocol exists for a problem most blockchains quietly avoid. Data is heavy, uneven, and difficult to manage, yet modern Web3 applications depend on it. Built to work natively with Sui, Walrus focuses on storing large files in a way that accepts failure as normal, not exceptional. Data is split, encoded, and distributed so it can survive missing pieces. Storage can also follow rules set by smart contracts, which keeps access and lifecycle decisions transparent. The WAL token supports this system through staking and coordination, though it carries the usual economic risks. Walrus does not promise perfection. It offers durability, quietly, where it matters.