Are you also concerned about privacy issues in on-chain transactions? Or worried that entrusting important data to cloud service providers might lead to arbitrary access?

Walrus, a protocol built on the Sui blockchain, addresses these headaches perfectly. Relying on Sui's high-performance infrastructure, Walrus not only protects your transaction privacy—preventing your operation records from being easily inspected—but also offers a complete decentralized governance framework. Participating in voting, staking tokens to earn rewards—these are all natively supported.

The most interesting part is its storage solution. Instead of uploading entire files to a single service provider’s server, Walrus uses a technology called "erasure coding"—simply put, it splits your large files into countless small fragments and disperses them across various nodes in the network. The benefits are obvious: even if some storage nodes go offline, your data can still be fully recovered; costs are lower; and there's no need to worry about censorship or single points of failure.

Whether you're an individual user looking for a secure alternative to cloud storage, or a business seeking a more flexible and cost-effective data management solution than traditional methods, the design behind the Walrus protocol can meet your needs. Safe, decentralized, and practical to use—this is its core competitive advantage.