2026-01-08 02:32:50

I remembered that there is an interesting storage solution in the Sui ecosystem. To be honest, decentralized storage has always been a tough problem—high costs, low efficiency, and privacy concerns. This project uses Red Stuff's 2D erasure coding technology, which has found a breakthrough by reducing data recovery costs to the lowest in the industry. Coupled with Quilt's small file optimization and Seal's privacy control, it not only improves storage efficiency but also addresses privacy protection shortcomings.

The ecosystem shows serious commitment. The collaboration with Everlyn AI is specifically aimed at low-cost storage needs for generative video platforms; integration with Pipe Network keeps edge read/write latency within 50 milliseconds, allowing users worldwide to access data quickly. This is not just a pipe dream—real-world applications like CUDIS, Myriad, and DLP Labs are continuously validating whether this solution works.

Token design is also very thoughtful. 60% of the tokens are allocated to the community, combined with a deflationary mechanism through transaction burns, maintaining community staking APY between 18%-25%. From the perspectives of technological innovation, ecosystem expansion, and economic incentives, a self-sustaining positive cycle has been formed.

By 2026, with deep integration with Sui, new tracks like AI data storage and RWA on-chain should open up more possibilities. Infrastructure projects like these are worth paying attention to for a period of time.

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DecentralizedElder

· 01-11 00:53

Red Eye Erasure Code this set of technology can indeed compete, and it's much cheaper compared to other storage solutions. --- 50ms latency? If it can truly be stabilized, I need to reassess Sui's infrastructure progress. --- Oh, another new storage project, this time really not just a PPT, right? --- Community allocation 60%, staking yields can still stabilize at 20%+? I feel a bit skeptical. --- The collaboration with Everlyn AI is quite interesting; the cost pain points of video generation really need to be addressed urgently. --- I'm optimistic about the infrastructure track, but I need to wait until actual applications can really get off the ground before drawing conclusions. --- The real-world scenario validation of CUDIS is at least more reliable than air projects. --- RWA on-chain + AI data storage, 2026 definitely has imagination, just worried it might turn out to be another PPT. --- Finally, someone is seriously working on privacy protection; the previous group was just fooling around. --- With such high staking APY, can the deflation mechanism really hold up? Feels a bit too good to be true.

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SadMoneyMeow

· 01-10 21:08

Red code erasure technology is truly excellent. Finally, someone has made decentralized storage, this hot potato, look somewhat presentable. Staking APY stable around 25? That's what I want to see, unlike some projects that just boast. Everlyn's partnership idea is pretty good; generative videos indeed consume storage. It depends on whether they can truly roll it out later. Wait, is 50 milliseconds latency real? If it's stable, that would be impressive. Don't just look at the technology; the key is whether these people are committed to sustaining the ecosystem. Otherwise, no matter how cool the plan is, it’s just a display.

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NewPumpamentals

· 01-08 02:58

The red material erasure code finally being put to use, tired of those pseudo-decentralized projects --- Wait, is 50ms latency real? Is the whole world this fast? --- Another 18% APY, projects like this all have the same formula now --- The storage cost issue should have been solved long ago, just worried it’s another hype --- Partnering with Pipe Network is indeed a solid move, not just hype --- Are CUDIS and Myriad running? I want to see how the actual results turn out --- A 60% community distribution and burn mechanism, this designer isn’t bad at all --- RWA storing data? I really hadn’t thought much about combining these two --- 60% to the community, how is the other 40% distributed? That’s the real key --- Wait, is this really the Sui ecosystem or another "fusion" story?

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AirDropMissed

· 01-08 02:55

The red code technology reduces costs, and this trick is indeed skillful. Compared to those paper plans, at least there are real scenarios running. Wait, 60% community allocation? This number looks so familiar... Let's see how the dump will go later. Pipe Network's 50-millisecond latency is handled, but is the privacy aspect really solid or just another hype? The envisioned potential in 2026 is less tangible than actual benefits available now.

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DegenDreamer

· 01-08 02:54

Wow, the Red Stuff set really has something; the idea of erasure coding wasn't given much attention before. Storage costs have been reduced, but the key is the implementation of ecological applications—just having data on paper is useless. Wait, is the 50-millisecond latency of Pipe Network really stable? Where is this data from? Are there any real-world test reports? The AI storage track is indeed gaining momentum, but I always feel like I've heard this argument many times in the past two years. Token distribution is okay, but who can say whether such a high staking APY is a blessing or a curse? The Sui ecosystem is indeed being built out; let's see if it can really come up with some tricks by 2026.

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PumpDoctrine

· 01-08 02:54

Red Pao Erasure Code reduces costs, I believe in this trick, but can 50ms latency really support global users? --- The Sui ecosystem has new developments again, this time the storage solution doesn't seem like a money-grabbing scheme --- An 18%-25% staking APY sounds comfortable, but I'm worried it might just be the old trick of raising the threshold again --- The collaboration with Pipe Network is interesting, but running in real scenarios might be a different story --- RWA on-chain storage? 2026, right? I'll note down this pitfall --- CUDIS is validating their solution, I want to see real data benchmarking and comparison --- A 60% community token distribution sounds quite democratic, but we'll see if big players will dump aggressively later --- Decentralized storage has been a long-standing issue, can it really solve privacy problems this time? I'm a bit skeptical --- Low-cost storage for generative video platforms, this is just a way for AI large model companies to cover their asses --- I'm optimistic about infrastructure projects, but the key is whether the ecosystem can truly become active

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Token_Sherpa

· 01-08 02:51

ngl the 18-25% staking apy screams velocity trap if adoption doesn't materialize... who's actually using this beyond the usual suspects?

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MissedTheBoat

· 01-08 02:48

RedStuff erasure coding is indeed top-notch, but can 50 milliseconds of latency really stay stable? Let's run a test and see.

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WalletsWatcher

· 01-08 02:35

Red code technology breaks through storage costs, this approach is indeed different... but whether it can stay stable once it runs in practice is the key. Many old storage solutions have already ended in failure; optimistic about ecosystem validation. 18% APY sounds comfortable, but how long can the deflationary environment support it... Sui blockchain really has some potential; the infrastructure part is definitely worth a watch for a while. Edge latency of 50ms? If it can truly reach this level, AI video is indeed a gold mine. Token allocation gives 60% to the community, at least the attitude is sincere... much better than those who just scalp users. But still need to be cautious; many storage projects sound good but are just talk, as long as you can use them. RWA+AI data storage combo, if it really takes off in 2026... it might not be too late to get on now?

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