Recently, I have been paying attention to some promising projects in the SUI ecosystem and discovered a quite interesting entity—a decentralized storage protocol. Compared to other storage solutions, this project’s technical approach is indeed somewhat unconventional.
Its core competitiveness lies in its innovative coding technology. Achieving ultra-high security redundancy with a 4.5x replication rate, which significantly improves data recovery efficiency compared to traditional storage protocols. From a technical architecture perspective, this solution finds a good breakthrough point in balancing storage costs and security.
The economic model is also quite interesting—adopting a deflationary mechanism, where each transaction destroys part of the tokens, and over 60% of the profits are distributed to the community. This design logic is quite rare in the crypto space. Additionally, there is a 10% airdrop quota for users, making the incentive mechanism quite substantial.
In terms of ecosystem layout, it has already attracted the attention of some traditional asset management institutions (such as Grayscale’s trust arrangements), and is also making real progress in vertical fields like health data management and AI agents. This indicates that it’s not just hype, but driven by genuine ecosystem demand.
Currently, there is a task reward mechanism—completing some basic operations can earn points, with the top 100 participants receiving substantial rewards. In the short term, there are task incentives to participate, and in the long term, the expectation of ecosystem application deployment is also present. Following now allows you to benefit from recent rewards and participate in the ecosystem growth process, with relatively low opportunity costs.
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MEVHunterZhang
· 22h ago
Wait, a 4.5x replication rate is enough to ensure safety redundancy? Where does this number come from? Has it been benchmarked against other protocols?
A 60% community allocation sounds great, but how much of it can actually be received?
The top 100 quota system— isn't this just an old trick to keep people hooked?
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ETHReserveBank
· 01-10 01:42
This encoding scheme is indeed impressive. A 4.5x replication rate can save so much cost? I'm curious to see how exactly they achieved it.
A 60% community allocation isn't just a gimmick, right? Not many projects can truly deliver on that.
As for the top 100 rewards, it feels like that same old "first-mover advantage" tactic.
If Grayscale is involved, it shows it's not just talk, but with such a crowded storage sector, you really need to stand out to get in.
Wait, is the AI agent part of trying to ride the trend, or does it genuinely have a place to shine?
The task rewards sound easy, but the real question is whether the ecosystem can truly come alive.
Low opportunity cost? It still depends on how subsequent funding goes—hope it's not just a flash in the pan.
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AirdropATM
· 01-09 15:23
4.5x Copy Rate? This data sounds a bit suspicious, can you explain in detail how it's achieved?
Really attracted by Grayscale's investment, but it still depends on the implementation.
Allocating 60% to the community is indeed rare, but you know how promises in the crypto world go...
The top 100 rewards are good, but I'm worried it's just another rug pull scheme.
The SUI ecosystem is definitely worth exploring, but we should wait and see on this project; there are still risks involved.
The storage sector has been hot for so long, but it still feels like a blockbuster hasn't emerged yet.
The task reward mechanism looks simple, and the low participation threshold is indeed a plus.
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StakeOrRegret
· 01-07 12:53
Another storage protocol, is this time different? A 4.5x replication rate sounds pretty intense.
Wait, Grayscale has entered the scene? Then it's definitely not just hype.
60% of the profits go to the community, 10% airdrop... The crypto world is really generous, which makes me a bit nervous.
I need to push for the top 100 rewards, but don't get caught up in the tasks.
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Anon4461
· 01-07 12:42
4.5x Copy Rate Sounds pretty impressive, but I wonder if it will actually hold up when implemented.
I've heard the 60% community allocation pitch too many times; the key is whether the actual funds are in place.
The top 100 spots are fully booked, is this a hint for those behind to wake up?
Grayscale's entry definitely adds points, but don't forget, there are no eternal friends in the crypto world.
The task reward mechanism is just a precise way to harvest newbies, but there's nothing wrong with earning some wool.
Whether these storage projects can truly take off depends on whether people will still be using them after six months.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 01-07 12:38
Sounds interesting, a 60% profit share with the community is indeed uncommon.
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RetailTherapist
· 01-07 12:37
4.5x replication rate sounds good, but I don't know how it performs in practice; it depends on the mainnet data.
60% allocated to the community? That logic is indeed rare; usually, the team takes a first cut.
Grayscale is here, which indicates there is indeed something worth noting, but it's better to observe first before jumping in.
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SybilAttackVictim
· 01-07 12:34
Damn, a 4.5x replication rate can be achieved like this, it really feels like the storage sector is about to revolutionize.
60% community allocation, how is this economic model designed to be so generous?
The rewards for the top 100 are so generous, but it seems like not many people know about it.
Grayscale has also entered the layout, indicating that this is not an empty project.
The SUI ecosystem's storage theme is quite interesting, but it still depends on the actual user base.
A 10% airdrop is indeed attractive, but no details were given on how the token release will be arranged.
Should we just claim the task rewards first? Anyway, the cost is low.
Projects like this usually have high popularity in the early stages; let's wait and see if there is real trading volume.
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WinterWarmthCat
· 01-07 12:27
The 4.5x replication rate sounds pretty good, but can the storage protocol sector really take off? Let's wait and see.
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 01-07 12:25
The 4.5x replication rate is indeed impressive, but I have some doubts about the 60% allocation to the community. Can it really be fulfilled?
Recently, I have been paying attention to some promising projects in the SUI ecosystem and discovered a quite interesting entity—a decentralized storage protocol. Compared to other storage solutions, this project’s technical approach is indeed somewhat unconventional.
Its core competitiveness lies in its innovative coding technology. Achieving ultra-high security redundancy with a 4.5x replication rate, which significantly improves data recovery efficiency compared to traditional storage protocols. From a technical architecture perspective, this solution finds a good breakthrough point in balancing storage costs and security.
The economic model is also quite interesting—adopting a deflationary mechanism, where each transaction destroys part of the tokens, and over 60% of the profits are distributed to the community. This design logic is quite rare in the crypto space. Additionally, there is a 10% airdrop quota for users, making the incentive mechanism quite substantial.
In terms of ecosystem layout, it has already attracted the attention of some traditional asset management institutions (such as Grayscale’s trust arrangements), and is also making real progress in vertical fields like health data management and AI agents. This indicates that it’s not just hype, but driven by genuine ecosystem demand.
Currently, there is a task reward mechanism—completing some basic operations can earn points, with the top 100 participants receiving substantial rewards. In the short term, there are task incentives to participate, and in the long term, the expectation of ecosystem application deployment is also present. Following now allows you to benefit from recent rewards and participate in the ecosystem growth process, with relatively low opportunity costs.