Walrus Protocol is careful about where storage responsibility actually lives at. @Walrus 🦭/acc does not collapse storage into execution logic... and it doesn't treat storage as an external concern that applications are expected to paper over later.
Coordination is handled on Sui, while data distribution is handled separately, by design. That separation is what is important because execution systems optimized for throughput tend to inherit storage fragility when the boundaries aren't explicit.
By keeping those layers distinct, Walrus reduces the chance that high-frequency execution paths quietly absorb failure modes they were never built to tolerate. The practical result is not speed or spectacle. It't actually a system that composes more predictably, where storage assumptions stay stable as applications scale.
