Modular blockchain has long been nothing new, but the real problems have just begun to surface. Data Availability (DA), a seemingly obscure technical metric, is actually becoming the biggest bottleneck for the entire ecosystem's expansion.



Why? Because traditional solutions are either not secure enough or prohibitively expensive, and trying to balance efficiency is simply a pipe dream. The recently launched solution by Walrus Protocol is quite interesting, attempting to break this deadlock with an innovative mechanism. From a technical design perspective, they are indeed thinking about how to make DA no longer a weak point.

This is not just an iteration or upgrade of a certain technology; in essence, it is an exploration of how modular blockchain architecture should be more reasonably structured. $WAL, as an important part of this ecosystem, warrants attention for its future performance.
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DegenWhisperervip
· 13h ago
DA is really hitting a bottleneck. It would be incredible if Walrus can break through this time.
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LiquidatorFlashvip
· 13h ago
DA really hits a bottleneck, but Walrus's mechanism... depends on how stable their collateralization ratio can stay.
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PaperHandsCriminalvip
· 13h ago
I've fallen into this trap before, it's really incredible --- Here we go again, trying to fool us into trying new things. Last time, it was modularization, and it was the same story --- Walrus? Never heard of it, but it feels like we're about to get cut again --- Security and cost are always a trade-off; don't tell me I can have both --- Has $WAL gone up? Otherwise, I don't care about the architecture --- This is the never-ending vicious cycle that blockchain can never solve
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MEVHunterNoLossvip
· 13h ago
DA has indeed been stuck, it was long overdue for someone to perform surgery on it. Whether Walrus can truly turn things around still depends on real-world application; looking good on paper doesn't help. Whether $WAL can rise this time mainly depends on whether the ecosystem can really be utilized. The contradiction between safety and cost feels like it can never be resolved. Modularization was originally a trap, and now I realize that DA is the real deep pit.
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GasOptimizervip
· 14h ago
It's the usual talk about DA, but this time Walrus really went all out with punches and kicks.
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DancingCandlesvip
· 14h ago
DA has indeed been stuck for too long, Walrus's approach is quite interesting. The future of WAL still depends on whether it can truly solve the cost issues; otherwise, it's just talk. The modular architecture problems are only now beginning to surface, indicating that previous planning was indeed not comprehensive enough. Safety, cost, and efficiency—the triangle—choosing two is already good; I haven't seen a project that can have all three. Will this round of DA solutions be just a flash in the pan? Let's wait and see WAL's actual performance.
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