Web3 infrastructure development cannot be separated from breakthroughs in the storage layer. The Walrus protocol, leveraging its exploration in decentralized storage, is becoming a key participant in this track. The fusion design of its Red Stuff technology and Quilt solution provides new ideas for the reliability and efficiency of distributed storage.

From the perspective of ecosystem operation logic, WAL, as the core token of the protocol, carries the dual roles of incentive mechanisms and governance functions. As storage demand grows and ecosystem applications become richer, the token's value capture space is gradually opening up. This model of tokens deeply bound to the ecosystem has been verified in many Web3 projects.

The competition among storage protocols is fundamentally a competition between technological reliability and economic models. Walrus's exploration in these two dimensions is worth following for its subsequent ecosystem building progress.