Recently exploring decentralized storage. To be honest, after trying a few solutions, I found that the Walrus protocol handles things more reliably—no unnecessary fuss, straightforward approach.

Speaking of the WAL token, it actually plays a solid role within the entire ecosystem. It’s not the kind of scheme that changes tricks every day or rushes for quick profits. Instead, it gradually accumulates value within the ecosystem, which I really appreciate.

From an actual user experience perspective, this solution suits people like me—those who want to participate in the long-term development of the storage ecosystem but don’t want to fall into traps or scams every other day. The entire product logic is clear, and it doesn’t overpromise, which is quite rare in Web3.