2026-01-13 22:21:52

Recently, I have been paying attention to storage protocols, especially those projects in the Sui ecosystem that are truly solving practical problems. Walrus, as a storage solution, has attracted quite a bit of attention, mainly because it offers clear advantages in terms of cost and efficiency.

After reviewing user feedback, I found that projects migrating to this type of storage solution are indeed increasing. NFT projects use it to reduce media storage costs, and AI projects use it to optimize data set management—these are very practical needs. Compared to traditional solutions, users generally report a smoother storage experience, and costs have indeed decreased.

Application scenarios within the ecosystem are gradually accumulating, expanding from niche attempts to more fields. This growth in practical applications provides support for the long-term development of the entire storage track. If you're interested in the Web3 storage direction, now is a good time to observe. The ecosystem is still evolving, and it's worth paying attention to new developments.

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faded_wojak.eth

· 22h ago

Is walrus really that good, or is another round of hype starting?

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SandwichVictim

· 01-15 11:36

Haha, Walrus is really pushing costs this time, NFT projects are starting to migrate On the Sui side, storage solutions are coming one after another, it really feels like they're addressing pain points Can the costs really be reduced, or is this just another marketing gimmick... Niche projects are okay to use, but can they sustain large-scale applications? That's the question By the way, how is the user experience on the AI projects side? Are there any actual data? Is now the right time to jump in, or are we just taking over others' positions... The ecosystem is still in the testing phase, don't be too optimistic

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AirdropFatigue

· 01-13 22:40

As for Walrus, it's quite straightforward—it's really about saving costs. But I still want to see how many projects are actually using it after six months, and not just become a hype concept again.

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TommyTeacher1

· 01-13 22:26

Walrus is indeed fierce. Once the costs are under control, users will naturally follow suit. The key is to see who can develop the killer app first.

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