#walrus $WAL Walrus is built for low latency by keeping performance limited mainly by real network conditions, rather than heavy protocol overhead.

Data is written directly to storage nodes, while coordination is handled separately on-chain, avoiding bottlenecks from global synchronization. Reads don’t require scanning the entire network or reconstructing data each time. Instead, data is served from available fragments, with missing pieces repaired asynchronously in the background.

This design keeps everyday operations fast even during node churn or partial failures. By separating availability proofs from actual data transfer, Walrus delivers predictable latency that scales with the network itself, not with growing system complexity. @Walrus 🦭/acc