Walrus Protocol is redefining the storage landscape of the Sui ecosystem through technological innovation. Using the RedStuff two-dimensional erasure coding technology, it achieves a security level over 25 times that of traditional solutions with only 4-5 times the replication factor—what does this mean? Direct cost advantages: 75% cheaper than Filecoin, 98.75% cheaper than Arweave, with an annual price of only $50/TB.

On the technical side, there are more highlights. Matrix coding combined with dual redundancy of primary and secondary slices allows automatic data repair even if 2/3 of the nodes go offline. This is perfectly tailored for large file storage scenarios like AI datasets and 4K videos. Seal privacy access control and Quilt small file aggregation features make the developer experience extremely smooth. Projects like CUDIS and Talus have already integrated into the ecosystem.

The economic model is equally interesting. Community incentives account for 53%, staking yields are stable between 18%-25% APY, and there is a dual destruction mechanism—every 1GB of data stored automatically destroys 0.1 tokens, making the deflationary aspect quite effective. Backed by $140 million in funding, technological iterations are continuously advancing.

Currently running a promotion, with a guaranteed gift of 300,000 tokens, and additional rewards for leaderboard rankings. Participants in the last round easily received 180 USDT worth of tokens. The token serves both as a carrier of technological value and as the core of ecosystem incentives, and this logic is quite clear.