One of the most misunderstood parts of decentralized infrastructure is data storage. Blockchains were never designed to hold large files directly, and trying to do so is expensive and inefficient. Walrus addresses this by allowing applications to store heavy data off-chain while still maintaining cryptographic guarantees. The blockchain doesn’t carry the data itself; it tracks where it lives and verifies its integrity.What makes Walrus stand out is its use of erasure coding. Instead of storing full copies of data again and again, Walrus breaks files into fragments and adds mathematical redundancy. Even if some pieces are lost, the original data can still be reconstructed. This approach dramatically reduces wasted storage while maintaining reliability. For investors, that translates into lower costs, better scalability, and a higher chance that developers actually use the network in production rather than just in demos.#Walrus @Walrus 🦭/acc #LearnWithFatima $WAL