In today's fast-paced Web3 application iteration, storage costs have always been a difficult problem to overcome. Walrus offers a noteworthy solution—achieving low-cost storage while ensuring security, making it an ideal choice for many decentralized applications.

From practical applications, several leading projects have begun exploring the possibilities of Walrus. Decrypt Media uses it to manage the entire content library storage, which means the entire media database can be operated and maintained more economically. In the NFT ecosystem, TradePort adopts Walrus to handle dynamic NFT metadata, with a significant cost difference compared to traditional solutions. Interestingly, the Tusky project, which previously used Arweave, has migrated to Walrus, mainly attracted by its cost-effectiveness and deep compatibility with the Sui ecosystem.

This migration trend reflects a phenomenon: when a storage solution can guarantee security, significantly reduce costs, and closely integrate with mainstream public chains, the choice for project teams becomes obvious. For Web3 developers seeking storage solutions, these real-world cases provide valuable reference points.