I recently became a fan of a decentralized storage solution, mainly because of its privacy features. To be honest, in an era where data is assets, who would still be willing to entrust important files to centralized servers that could be inspected at any time? This solution allows me to confidently say "no."

The first time I used it, I connected the platform with the Sui wallet, uploaded a document containing sensitive information, and directly enabled private mode. The underlying zero-knowledge proof technology ensures a completely anonymous transaction process, without any compromise on speed. The sense of security that "data is truly in your own hands" is something traditional cloud storage simply can't provide.

The onboarding guide is very thoughtful, with step-by-step visual instructions from wallet setup to blob distribution. The community Discord channel is quite active; whenever I have questions about data integrity or encryption mechanisms, technical members provide professional yet easy-to-understand answers.

What's more interesting is its scalability. I tried integrating it with a popular NFT platform to host metadata for digital assets, and the entire process was so smooth that I hardly felt any friction. In on-chain governance voting, the anonymous mechanism allows me to speak freely without any worries about traceability.

The costs are also very affordable—storing large files only consumes a small amount of WAL tokens, which is much cheaper compared to traditional services like AWS. The development team also regularly releases code audit reports, and this transparency further boosts my trust.

It is said that they will also launch privacy tools like end-to-end encrypted chat in the future. If you also value data sovereignty and want a truly anonymous experience, this decentralized storage solution is definitely worth trying.