Decentralized storage has always been stuck on three major challenges—cost, efficiency, and data availability. But the emergence of a storage protocol in the Sui ecosystem seems to have clarified these issues.

Everyone is aware of the drawbacks of traditional cloud storage: high prices and susceptibility to single points of failure. Currently, some decentralized solutions on the market are too "rigid," either only capable of storing static files or relying on permanent storage modes, making it impossible to meet the needs of frequently updated dynamic data.

This protocol leverages Sui's high-performance underlying infrastructure to reduce storage costs to one-fifth of traditional cloud storage, while also supporting real-time data updates and version management— in other words, making data truly "alive." The combination of the two is particularly interesting: Sui's smart contract capabilities endow the storage layer with programmable features, allowing data to communicate directly with contracts; conversely, the storage layer provides ample capacity support for the Sui ecosystem.

Its fault tolerance is also robust— even if two-thirds of the nodes go offline simultaneously, data can still be fully recovered. Such features enable it to handle NFT metadata storage needs and serve as a training dataset for AI large models, making it a versatile infrastructure component in Web3 data.