The Web3 wave is here, and privacy and decentralization have become unavoidable topics. The centralization flaws of traditional finance, the censorship risks of cloud storage, and the exposure of on-chain transaction data... These pain points have led many to seek solutions. Recently, the emergence of the Walrus protocol, along with its native token WAL, has injected new possibilities into the Sui ecosystem.

Ultimately, Walrus is focused on privacy within the DeFi space. The core logic is straightforward—when you conduct transactions on this platform, your data will not be stolen or misused. Users can confidently participate in various decentralized applications, while WAL token holders benefit from tangible revenue mechanisms: participating in governance votes, deciding the protocol's development direction, which is true community autonomy; additionally, they can earn yields through staking, allowing idle assets to appreciate continuously within a privacy-protected framework.

What’s more interesting is that Walrus has extended its reach into the trillion-dollar decentralized storage market. By combining erasure coding and blob storage techniques, it enables distributed storage of large files within the Sui decentralized network. The beauty of this architecture lies in—significantly reduced storage costs, making it more friendly for small and medium-sized enterprises and individual users. Privacy protection plus cost advantages—this combination pack still has some real potential.