Recently, I have been observing the development trends in the storage sector and have identified a direction worth paying attention to.

Currently, Web3 applications are becoming increasingly complex, and the storage of large files and unstructured data remains an unavoidable challenge—high costs, slow speeds, and low efficiency. Traditional solutions have always struggled to fully resolve these contradictions.

The idea behind the Walrus project is very interesting. They have built a decentralized storage network architecture, with the core advantage of deep integration with the Sui ecosystem. This is not just a simple technical connection but a foundational infrastructure laid out for the future large-scale Web3 applications—similar to repairing the underlying roads before rapid growth.

In the long term, infrastructure projects that hold technological moats and mastery, once the ecosystem is truly operational, will have considerable value capture capabilities. $WAL, as the network’s governance token, plays an obvious role in this process.

Rather than chasing various short-term hot topics every day, it’s better to focus on projects with genuine technical accumulation that solve real pain points. These projects are suitable for establishing medium- to long-term attention and deployment—although the process may not be as exciting, the returns are often more solid. Ecosystem construction takes time, and there should be more major moves in the future.