The Move Chain ecosystem's NFT trading platform TradePort recently completed a critical infrastructure upgrade—comprehensively migrating all metadata of the platform-hosted NFT projects to the Walrus distributed storage network. This move directly addresses the storage needs of dynamic composable NFTs.

Why choose Walrus? The main reasons are its programmable storage architecture and performance. Dynamic NFTs and composable NFTs on the Move chain have special requirements for metadata—supporting real-time updates and on-chain interaction capabilities. Walrus's deep integration with Sui smart contracts provides this native support, allowing metadata to respond dynamically like on-chain assets.

The scope of this migration is extensive. It not only covers all NFT collections in TradePort's existing inventory but also includes new projects launched through the platform's Launchpad in the future. Supported file formats range from rich media, audio, and video to PDFs. Importantly, by utilizing Walrus's Red-Stuff encoding technology, the solution ensures storage reliability while significantly reducing costs.

TradePort co-founder Daniel Fritsche commented that Walrus's high-performance storage infrastructure gives NFT metadata the same dynamic responsiveness as on-chain assets, directly expanding the application possibilities of NFTs. From simple media storage to real-time interactive dynamic assets, the boundaries of NFTs are indeed being redefined.