Many people focus on the price fluctuations of Sui but fail to see the most critical infrastructure within the ecosystem. If we compare Sui to a super CPU that handles transactions, then Walrus is the infinitely scalable hard drive — both are indispensable.

Why do I say that? Because Walrus is designed for one purpose: storing those huge files. Images, videos, AI model data… These things would have long been bottlenecked on traditional public chains. The cleverness of Walrus lies in its node architecture — even if some nodes go offline, data can still be quickly recovered. This design not only boosts usability but also keeps costs very low.

Currently, Layer 1 public chains are generally troubled by one problem: increasing data volume, rising costs, and deteriorating user experience. Walrus directly addresses this pain point. For developers, building DApps on this protocol costs less, resulting in a better experience for users. That’s why it’s gaining more attention.

As an indispensable piece of the Sui ecosystem, the opportunities in this track are right in front of us. The early entry window won’t stay open forever — those who want to get on board shouldn’t hesitate.