When it comes to the challenges of implementing decentralized storage in enterprises, many first think of technical complexity—cross-cloud deployment, infrastructure adaptation, cost control. These issues have long troubled CTOs and operations teams. Walrus addresses these problems with an innovative resource definition and matching rule system, resolving them one by one.

The core change is this: after operations personnel preset environment templates and deployment rules, development teams only need to fill in a few parameters, and the application can automatically run on Alibaba Cloud, AWS, or self-built clusters. It sounds simple, but what does this mean? It means developers don't have to worry about infrastructure, operational costs are significantly reduced, and enterprise users can truly access decentralized storage instead of being stuck on technical details.

Financial institutions use it for compliant data storage, tech companies manage multi-environment testing resources with it—these scenarios now have a unified, efficient solution. Moreover, the WAL token's design is quite interesting: enterprise users need to pay with WAL for storage and deployment services, and nodes serving enterprise clients can earn additional rewards. This gives the token real usage scenarios and circulation demand.

Considering the trend of AI+ industry upgrades, Walrus's ability to coordinate multi-environment deployment will accelerate enterprise-level penetration. By then, the application scenarios and circulation demand for WAL will also expand. From a certain perspective, it is becoming a practical value bridge between Web3 and traditional industries.