I’ve started noticing that ecosystems don’t really mature until storage feels native, not external. On Sui, execution is fast and expressive, but that only matters if data can persist with the same reliability. That’s where Walrus feels like a natural fit. It doesn’t treat storage as an add-on that needs constant attention. It treats it as part of the environment applications grow inside. For dApps on Sui that rely on history stateful games, social data, evolving assets losing data isn’t an edge case, it’s a failure. Walrus seems built to prevent that quietly. Persistence here isn’t tied to hype or usage spikes. Data remains available even when things slow down. That alignment matters. When storage and execution share the same long-term assumptions, builders can stop compensating for risk and start building with confidence.

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