After a careful study of the Walrus project, I realized how much potential it has in the enterprise application space.

The core of the project is a distributed storage system supported by the SEAL framework. The impressive aspect of this solution is that it can meet the encryption needs of private data, completely hide sensitive information, and also enable comprehensive traceable auditing of public data. Simply put, enterprises can customize storage logic according to their needs. Compared to traditional centralized storage, which is easily subject to censorship and control, this approach offers a completely different perspective.

The WAL token acts as "fuel" within the ecosystem. Enterprises can directly use WAL to offset costs during large-scale data storage, providing a clear cost advantage for companies that need to store large amounts of data long-term. Coupled with the Red Stuff encoding technology that ensures data read/write efficiency, whether it's blockchain data archiving, multimedia content storage, or other business data, the system can operate smoothly.

Interestingly, the deep integration of Walrus with the Sui ecosystem opens up new possibilities for complex enterprise applications. Breaking the monopoly of centralized storage allows more companies to benefit from the reliability and high efficiency of distributed storage. The commercial potential in this sector is indeed worth paying attention to. If you're optimistic about the enterprise storage direction, now is not too late to get involved.