The shift toward modular blockchain infrastructure feels inevitable at this point, and what excites me most is when new primitives show up that don’t just marginally improve UX, but fundamentally change what builders can design. @Walrus 🦭/acc sits directly in that category. Data availability is the least glamorous part of blockchain architecture, yet it’s also the critical foundation that determines whether scalability becomes real or just theoretical. By allowing rollups and chains to offload DA at far lower cost, Walrus helps minimize the economic overhead that typically restricts new execution environments from launching. And that’s where $WAL enters the picture as a coordination and incentive asset that supports ecosystem participation, rollup deployment, and high-throughput data storage guarantees necessary for secure and decentralized scale. There’s a reason so many new modular architectures are popping up — the monolithic chain model can’t efficiently scale execution and data at once. Walrus makes it possible to separate concerns so devs can focus on UX, product, and application logic rather than reinventing infrastructure wheels. At some point the market will fully recognize how important DA layers are, but the builders are already paying attention. Early awareness is how mindshare forms, and mindshare often becomes dev adoption long before the mainstream catches up. #walrus

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