Decentralized storage is one of the fundamental building blocks of Web3 — and Walrus Protocol is shaping up to be a next‑generation solution for storing and delivering large data files reliably and efficiently in a decentralized way.
Built on the Sui blockchain, Walrus’s architecture uses a technology called Red Stuff erasure‑coding to split files into pieces stored across multiple nodes, which dramatically cuts storage costs while ensuring high performance and data availability even if some nodes go offline. �
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This makes Walrus ideal for Web3 use cases like NFT media, gaming assets, decentralized apps, and AI datasets, where massive unstructured data has to be available reliably without relying on centralized servers. �
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What’s more, the native $WAL token is used for payments, staking, and governance within the network, aligning incentives between users, node operators and builders of the ecosystem. �
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By combining scalability, programmability, and decentralization, Walrus is not just another storage protocol — it’s a core infrastructure piece for the next generation of decentralized systems.
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