In current discussions around decentralized data availability, Walrus stands out as an experiment that deserves closer attention. Rather than treating storage as a passive layer, Walrus reframes it as an active, verifiable component of Web3 infrastructure. This design choice arguably matters as onchain applications demand reliability without sacrificing decentralization. By leveraging innovative approaches to data persistence, @walrusprotocol positions $WAL as more than a utility token; it becomes part of a broader governance and incentive model. Observers often debate whether scalable storage can remain trust-minimized, and Walrus enters this debate with a technically grounded answer
