What really pulls me toward Walrus is that it does not pretend the internet is clean or predictable.
Networks break. Nodes disappear. Things go offline. Walrus accepts that reality instead of fighting it. Data is not treated like a fragile artifact you upload once and pray for. It is split, monitored, repaired, and proven available over time. Availability is not a promise made on day one, it is something the network keeps earning, block by block.
That is why Walrus data feels alive, not archived.
