The more you delve into Sui's infrastructure, the more you can see the strategic significance of storage solutions like Walrus. Essentially, they are building a "compute + storage" dual engine for Web3—Sui handles computation and transaction speed, while Walrus specializes in decentralized data storage. Once these two work together, their combined power is indeed formidable.

What's more interesting is that Walrus itself isn't exclusively tailored for Sui. As an independent protocol, it can provide storage support for other blockchains. With Sui's high-performance advantage on display, and their joint effort to develop L2 solutions? In theory, all the necessary conditions are already in place.

The governance token here is more than just a token. It facilitates paying for storage fees, incentivizes node operation, and participates in ecosystem governance—these functions are all included. More importantly, over 60% of the distribution goes to the community, ensuring the shared prosperity of the entire ecosystem.

In practical applications, this scheme already covers some of the most core scenarios in Web3—NFT metadata storage, decentralized social platform content hosting, L2 data availability support, and even complete blockchain historical data archiving. If this project progresses smoothly, it could potentially shake up the traditional cloud storage industry and redefine the landscape of data storage in the future.