Walrus's ambitions extend far beyond distributed storage. Leveraging Sui blockchain's scalability, it is evolving into a critical hub of Web3 infrastructure.

On the technical front, Pilotfish's advancement of sharding technology is crucial. Once implemented, Walrus will be capable of handling larger-scale file storage and data interactions. What does this mean? It means it has the opportunity to become a data availability layer for rollups and differentiate itself in competition with projects like Celestia.

On the ecosystem level, things become more interesting. Walrus already possesses the potential to support RWA (Real World Assets) tokenization storage. In other words, cross-border trade documents, intellectual property, offline assets, and more could potentially achieve on-chain and off-chain data channel integration through Walrus.

The Sui ecosystem itself is also rapidly expanding—assets like WBTC and LBTC have already been integrated. Against this backdrop, WAL as a token will bridge storage, trading, governance, cross-chain and multiple other scenarios, gradually becoming an indispensable value token in the ecosystem.

Ultimately, Walrus is building a decentralized infrastructure spanning multiple domains with "security + privacy + efficiency" as its core. In the wave of the digital economy, it is poised to become a Web3 solution that can truly compete with traditional cloud services.