Since the birth of the internet, it has operated on a hypothesis — that servers will always stay online and stable.

But obviously, reality has proven otherwise. Link failures, platform shutdowns, inaccessible data... these are persistent issues of the internet era. Under traditional models, your data's life and death are controlled by a centralized service provider. Once they decide to shut down the service, everything is lost.

Walrus offers an alternative path. It builds a layer of decentralized data architecture, making data storage no longer dependent on the availability of any single server. What does this mean? It means your data truly possesses permanence and cannot be arbitrarily censored or deleted.

🦭 The fragility of the traditional internet is being redefined. Decentralized storage is no longer just theoretical discussion but is gradually becoming a reality. This architectural design completely changes the game rules for data accessibility.