If you've truly been involved in Web3 development, you've definitely encountered this hurdle.

Feature iterations and upgrades? Storage costs skyrocket. Want to provide a better experience for users? You can't escape the embrace of centralized services. And the result? Those applications claiming to be "decentralized" are each bowing their heads at some point.

Walrus aims to break this situation. It’s not just about simple file storage; it’s about laying down a reliable data foundational layer for developers—ensuring high availability, controlling costs, and verifying data integrity. This combination hits the core needs of Web3 applications perfectly.

NFT projects require persistent storage, blockchain games need frequent on-chain data updates, social apps need to manage user content, and AI models need to be on-chain—all these scenarios are waiting for a truly reliable solution.

When developers no longer have to worry about "where to put the data," Web3 will have the opportunity to focus on the product itself. That’s also why teams with real value support tend to go further than those projects that seem more popular on the surface.