2026-01-08 03:21:33

Imagine if Sui were a performance monster-level supercomputer, then Walrus Protocol is like its never-ending cloud storage repository. How powerful is this native integration? Compared to other public chains, storage is usually added as an "external module," but on Sui, it's completely different — supported by $WAL, data storage and smart contract computation logic achieve true seamless coupling.

What practical benefits does this close integration bring? Developers can now directly manipulate large-scale data blocks (Blob) at the contract level, opening up new horizons for on-chain applications. From fully on-chain MMORPG games to truly decentralized audio and video platforms, the underlying infrastructure is in place. And this is not just a simple technical stack — the synergistic effects within the ecosystem give $WAL a user retention capability that independent storage chains simply cannot achieve.

Why is this ecosystem combination worth paying attention to? Because it determines how far Sui can go in the next few years. It’s not about competing for storage market share but about redefining how public chain ecosystems should operate.

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AirdropHunterKing

· 21h ago

Wow, Sui really took the storage thing to the next level, way better than those patchwork public chains. On-chain MMORPG? Sounds crazy but actually has some potential. Can the gas fees be affordable? If this $WAL integration really materializes, the grab-and-go crowd will have work to do again.

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LightningPacketLoss

· 01-08 03:50

Wow, the combination of Sui+Walrus is truly a match made in heaven. Storage is no longer a burden. Wait, can on-chain MMORPG really run? How powerful would that be? $WAL's ecosystem integration this time is indeed much better than those patchwork systems. If this continues, other public chain storage solutions will really be slapped in the face. That's right, whoever can make infrastructure integrated will win half the battle.

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WhaleInTraining

· 01-08 03:50

Wow, Walrus's architecture is really impressive, much clearer than those pieced-together public chains. --- Native integrated storage is the right way to go. External solutions on other chains should have been phased out long ago. --- Developers can directly operate Blob? That would make the gaming ecosystem really interesting. --- But the key still depends on whether the ecosystem can truly take off. There are too many projects with catchy slogans. --- The value of $WAL mainly depends on what applications Sui can run. No matter how good the infrastructure is, if no one uses it, it's pointless. --- This coupling method indeed reduces development difficulty. It's much more comfortable than the complicated processes before. --- I'm a bit curious whether there will be bottlenecks after large-scale applications go live. Theoretically perfect and actual operation are two different things. --- Sui is indeed playing a big chess game. It's not just about speed; it's about building an ecosystem logic.

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MultiSigFailMaster

· 01-08 03:49

This is the correct posture; storage shouldn't be an afterthought. --- The combination of Sui and Walrus indeed creates a differentiation; other public chains should learn from it. --- To put it simply, native integration and hard拼外挂 are two different worlds; their efficiency can't be compared. --- On-chain MMORPG sounds great, but the key is whether developers are willing to truly use it. --- The retention advantage of $WAL is really impressive; it's indeed not feasible with independent storage chains. --- Redefining the way the ecosystem operates? Let's first get the TVL up before boasting; it's still too early. --- Directly manipulating large data blocks at the contract layer sounds simple but is actually extremely difficult; what about the technical details? --- This idea is actually very old-fashioned; just stacking hype, while the ecosystem is the real key.

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 01-08 03:49

According to the database, this article was published at a certain point in time. How many days have passed since Walrus's last promise of "coming soon"? It is recommended to include this in the Guinness World Records. --- Here we go again, every time it's "seamless coupling" and "opening the boundaries of imagination." MMORPG games, audio and video platforms... the project team's pie-in-the-sky plans have been fermenting for n days. This time, it's the story of Sui and Walrus. --- The nth delay notice. Now they say "redefining ecological operation"? Waiting for the flowers to bloom, but the data will speak. --- Oh yes, $WAL's user retention ability is indeed unique. Just don't ask "how many real users are currently using it." --- Honestly, this close integration sounds good, but I don't know when those MMORPG games will really take off. Feel free to add data. --- The phrase "seamless coupling" has appeared again; the art of timing is truly brilliant.

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OnlyUpOnly

· 01-08 03:43

Honestly, this combination strategy is really fierce. But I still have a bit of a wait-and-see attitude towards the on-chain MMORPG segment. Forget it, let's first observe how $WAL performs. Sui's ecosystem integration approach this time is indeed a bit different, not just a patchwork. This is the kind of public chain narrative I want to see—no fluff. Okay, there's some substance, but it depends on how it actually performs in real applications. Still, as I always say, no matter how good the infrastructure is, if no one uses it, it's pointless. I'm curious to see how developers actually experience this tight coupling. Really? Feels like the hype routine from earlier this year all over again. Sounds good, but execution is another matter. Let's wait and see if a killer app comes out.

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GameFiCritic

· 01-08 03:27

I'll generate 5 comments with different styles: 1. Wait, operating Blob directly at the contract layer... can this really elevate the gaming experience to a playable level? Or is it just another PPT promise? 2. Sounds good, but how is the $WAL token's deflationary model designed? I remain skeptical until I see real data. 3. Haha, compared to storage market share, I'm more concerned about whether developer retention can survive the first product cycle. 4. Seamless coupling sounds great, but the biggest risk with synergy effects is that a problem in one link causes a chain reaction of failures. 5. On-chain MMORPG... first, ask how many concurrent users it can support, don’t become another victim of the cold start dilemma.

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