2026-01-09 00:20:46

Decentralized storage solutions on the Sui chain are becoming a focal point. As a key infrastructure project within the ecosystem, the Walrus protocol achieves a significant improvement in storage efficiency through RedStuff 2D encoding technology — even if two-thirds of the network nodes go offline, the system can still fully recover data, with a replication factor controlled within 5 times. This metric already demonstrates a clear cost advantage over traditional cloud services.

From a compliance perspective, the project design fully considers GDPR requirements, supporting rapid data deletion functions, allowing users to truly exercise the "right to be forgotten." This creates substantial appeal for developers and corporate institutions seeking privacy protection solutions.

At the ecosystem incentive level, the native token plays a core role in staking security, community governance, and storage payments. A 10% early airdrop combined with a deflationary mechanism showcases the project's sincerity in ecosystem development.

In practical applications, Walrus offers a one-stop solution ranging from private dApps for developers to enterprise-grade censorship-resistant storage. As the Web3 decentralization narrative heats up, infrastructure projects with technical depth and forward-looking compliance are becoming market focal points. Whether from the perspective of technological innovation or ecosystem integrity, these projects are worth continuous monitoring.

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WhaleSurfer

· 01-11 23:07

Walrus this time really has something. Supporting data deletion is a brilliant point. NGLL 10% airdrop is a bit tempting, but it still depends on the mainnet performance. The red stuff encoding sounds impressive. Can it withstand two-thirds of nodes going offline? I've heard this kind of claim more than once. It depends on real data. GDPR compliance🎯 companies should be on board. It's much better than those wild storage schemes. The infrastructure boom in the Sui ecosystem really can't stop... Has anyone used Walrus? Is it really cheaper than traditional cloud services? Staking governance and payments are all included. Token design is still quite greedy, but at least it's not purely a cash grab. By the way, when can projects like these infrastructure ones actually be used? Feels like just hype. Compliance + cost advantage + privacy—if they can truly go all-in, it could really be a viable enterprise storage solution. When I read the Walrus white paper, I thought the approach was different. Now I kind of regret not paying attention earlier.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-10 19:31

This is what infra should look like, not those hype projects bragging.

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tx_pending_forever

· 01-09 00:50

Woruss this time really has some tricks, 2D encoding technology kills traditional cloud storage... Wait, can GDPR compliance really be implemented, or is it just talk on paper? 10% airdrop is a bit stingy, haha. Sui ecosystem infrastructure is indeed lacking, this direction is fine. Just don’t know if the real nodes will be that stable, you know... RedStuff encoding outperforms others, the cost advantage is solid. Staking mode is back again, can it really siphon or create value? The storage track should warm up again, Sui definitely needs to catch up.

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GhostWalletSleuth

· 01-09 00:49

Wow, Walrus's data recovery capability is pretty impressive. *** GDPR compliance + the right to be forgotten—this is what a real privacy protocol should look like. *** A 10% airdrop is decent, but I'm just worried it will attract a bunch of bagholders again. *** Can the RedStuff encoding system actually run? Is it really that efficient? *** Censorship-resistant storage is indeed a necessity, but it feels like every ecosystem is working on this. *** Staking governance and payments are all-inclusive; the tokenomics are quite well-designed. *** Finally, a project that cares about user privacy, unlike some others.

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