The web was designed with a fundamental assumption: servers remain operational indefinitely. Reality tells a different story. Links vanish. Platforms disappear. Critical data gets locked away, inaccessible forever.

What if we rethought this entire model? A decentralized data layer offers a different path—one that doesn't hinge on any single server's uptime. Instead of trusting infrastructure to stay permanently online, you distribute data across a network where no single point of failure exists. Walrus brings exactly this approach: a protocol designed so your data persists regardless of which individual node goes down. 🦭

It's a fundamental shift in how we think about data permanence in the digital age.