Decentralization is often discussed in theory, but Walrus approaches it as an operational requirement. If data availability depends on a single provider, decentralization stops at the interface. Walrus distributes data fragments across independent nodes, ensuring availability even under partial network failure. This design reflects real world conditions rather than ideal assumptions. Privacy is preserved by architecture, not promises, since no single node can reconstruct full datasets. The $WAL token supports governance and storage incentives that favor continuity over rapid change. Walrus shows that decentralization is not only about control, but about designing systems that continue functioning when control disappears.
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