Scaling is easy when you centralize control. It’s much harder when no single party is in charge. That’s why most decentralized systems quietly reintroduce central points over time.
What stood out to me about @WalrusProtocol is that scale is handled structurally, not administratively. Data is encoded, distributed, and verified in a way that doesn’t require a coordinator to “keep things together.” Nodes can join, leave, or fail without destabilizing the system.
In my view, this is real scalability — not just higher throughput, but the ability to grow without adding hidden control layers. That’s why Walrus feels built for long-term infrastructure, not short-term growth. $WAL #walrus