Recently, I have looked into many decentralized storage solutions, and Walrus Protocol is quite interesting. Rather than just being a backup tool, it elevates the concept of "data availability" to a new level—the core idea is to make data flow on the chain more efficient.

Currently, AI model training and decentralized social applications are experiencing explosive growth, and what they need is exactly this kind of underlying infrastructure that is both cost-effective and can respond in seconds. Think of it as being on the scale of "utilities" like water, electricity, and gas. WAL has substantial technical accumulation in handling rich media data, which is evident from its architectural design.

Of course, infrastructure is like this—if the foundation is solid, the ecosystem above can grow upwards. In this market environment, spending more time understanding the logic of such projects is never a bad idea. The ecosystem's $TIMI, $PROM, and others are also building application layers around similar infrastructure, and it’s worth paying attention to the overall ecosystem's synergistic effects.