Anyone who has been developing Web3 for years understands that feeling—writing smart contracts is just one part of the toolchain, and deploying front-end applications requires juggling decentralized storage services like Pin, making the entire process painfully fragmented.

The coolest thing about Walrus is that it integrates storage directly into Sui's Move language layer. This means you no longer have to switch between multiple systems for data processing. In Walrus's framework, a 1GB video file and a 1KB token transfer are logically equivalent—they can both be handled within the same atomic transaction block, without any extra glue code.

This approach of objectifying storage resources directly lowers the development barrier to the minimum. In the future, building decentralized video platforms might be as easy as writing a local notepad app. When infrastructure no longer becomes a bottleneck for development, truly useful applications will have the opportunity to emerge. This design philosophy genuinely treats developers as human beings.