I almost burst out laughing when I saw the introduction of @irys_xyz.

Storing data used to be like having a room full of delivery boxes at home; it took forever to find something, and I had to hand it over to someone else for safekeeping, which was extremely expensive. What about Irys? It's like having two "universal roommates":

Roommate One (PoW): Moves things really quickly and even puts a small label saying "I moved this" on each box to prove that he works diligently. He also randomly picks boxes for everyone to inspect to ensure that no one is slacking off.

Roommate II (PoS): First, pay a deposit as a guarantee. If you slack off or play tricks, the deposit will be forfeited. In other words, this roommate works diligently the entire time and is absolutely reliable.

Two roommates work together to move things quickly and steadily, keeping the whole place clean and tidy, and even help you turn idle items into profit—saving money and being efficient.

I thought, isn't this just Irys's "Dual Sword Fusion"? In the past, data storage relied on big companies, which was as expensive as rent. Now, we can directly use Web3 to play, saving money and ensuring safety, unifying the data world, it's really great.