Babe, today I've seen quite a few people creating their own Halloween creative images with @irys_xyz, so I made an image about it too. Happy Halloween!

Today let's continue to talk about Irys. The partitioning is a core design; it actually breaks down the data storage into reasonable small modules, which not only solves many practical problems but also makes the entire network run more smoothly.

Let's talk about the expansion aspect first. It will manage data storage and replication through partitioning. If it's not enough, miners will be found to supplement it; if there's too much, it won't go to waste. Miners can also receive reasonable compensation. The network can expand without increasing prices or restrictions, making it very smooth.

Then there is data reliability, which I care about quite a bit. The partitions will be evenly distributed across the global network, equivalent to having several backups of the data stored around the world. Even if something goes wrong (like an earthquake or network failure), no data will be lost, and accessing the data will be fast no matter where you are. You can use it with confidence.

In terms of cost, the partition is clear from start to finish; miners get rewards for doing a good job, and we are also clear about how much it costs to store data, with no hidden fees, and there’s no fear of anyone causing damage.

Flexibility is also quite good, supporting backup storage (for unused data) and active data storage (for currently used data). It can handle both short-term and permanent storage without needing to switch tools, thus not wasting resources.

Overall, partitioning brings together the demands for efficiency, reliability, cost-effectiveness, and flexibility. No wonder it is the foundation of Irys; whether for development or simply storing data, one can truly feel the convenience.
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