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Chaque grand cycle cryptographique commet la même erreur.
La plupart des participants poursuivent :
Vitesse
Récits

Hype à court terme
Très peu de conviction se sont construites autour de l'infrastructure. Pourtant, l'infrastructure est ce sur quoi tout écosystème réussi finit par dépendre.
Leçons tirées du passé
#Ethereum n'a pas pu échapper aux réseaux sociaux.
Elle a connu une croissance grâce à :
Oracles
Indexation
Fournisseurs RPC

Couches de disponibilité des données

Ce n'était pas passionnant au départ.

Ils sont devenus inévitables plus tard.
Sui n'est pas différent.

Si Sui croît, il a besoin de :
Stockage de données évolutif

Blobs vérifiables

Primitives conviviales pour les développeurs

Most crypto discussions focus on price, narratives, or the next hot token.
Very few talk about infrastructure — even though infrastructure quietly determines who wins long-term.
This is where Walrus enters the picture.

The Core Problem Crypto Still Has
Blockchains are great at:

Verification
Settlement
Trust minimization

But they are terrible at storing large amounts of data.
That creates a massive bottleneck:

Onchain games can’t scale
AI models can’t use verifiable datasets
NFTs can’t rely on permanent media
Apps still depend on centralized cloud providers

So despite “decentralization,” much of Web3 still runs on Web2 storage.
That’s not sustainable.

What Walrus Is Actually Solving

Walrus is designed as programmable, decentralized blob storage for the Sui ecosystem.
Instead of forcing blockchains to store heavy data, Walrus:

Stores large data blobs efficiently
Keeps them verifiable and tamper-resistant
Makes them accessible to onchain applications

In simple terms:
Walrus lets blockchains focus on logic, while storage happens where it belongs.
This separation is critical for scaling real-world Web3 apps.

Why Infrastructure Is Often Mispriced

Infrastructure doesn’t usually pump first.

It:

Looks boring
Takes time to understand
Isn’t retail-friendly

But history shows a clear pattern:
The projects that quietly enable everything else often become foundational winners.

People ignore them early — then depend on them later.
Final Thought
Walrus isn’t competing for attention.
It’s positioning itself to be necessary.
And in crypto, necessity compounds faster than hype.

Do you think decentralized storage becomes essential this cycle — or does centralized cloud remain dominant?
Let me know in the comment sections
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