In the highly competitive Web3 storage sector, technical strength has become the true moat. The Walrus protocol significantly reduces data recovery costs through the Red Stuff two-dimensional erasure coding scheme, and the launch of the Quilt feature is even more of a highlight—reducing small file storage costs by a factor of 420, which is a real shock to the cost structure of the storage market.

In terms of data scale, it supports over 800TB of storage capacity, and the number of ecosystem projects has exceeded hundreds, which is not just on paper. In practical applications, from AI video platform Everlyn to NFT storage scenarios, this solution can be seen everywhere, covering a wide range.

Looking at the tokenomics design, over 60% of the tokens are allocated to the community, allowing participation in governance and circulation as a payment tool. As the ecosystem continues to expand, the project's own value realization space is also continuously opening up. In the decentralized storage track, Walrus's competitiveness is indeed formidable.