Walrus 🦭/acc Re-poster

This or That:

Build on proven centralized infrastructure
OR
Be early to decentralized infrastructure

Which one are you? 🦭

Good Morning 🦭

The future of data infrastructure is ___________.

Fill in the blank 🦭

Builders: What feature would make your life 10x easier?

We are listening 🦭

Transparency matters; that is why we build in the open 🦭

We are committed to open development and verifiable infrastructure, ensuring there are no black boxes.

Three critical things shouldn't depend on centralized servers:

1. Your data
2. Your app's uptime
3. Your users' access

That’s the whole point. 🦭

POV: You are data residing on decentralized infrastructure.

Good morning 🦭

Artificial Intelligence is only as capable as the data it utilizes. 🦭

Walrus ensures that this data remains verifiable, provable, and trustworthy from the ground up.

The future of better AI starts here:

https://blog.sui.io/verifiable-ai-data-sui-stack/

Prediction: In 5 years, centralized data storage will feel as outdated as dial-up internet.

Is that too bold? 🦭

Unpopular opinion: Most developers do not consider where their data resides until they are unable to access it 🦭

Fill in the blank: "Decentralized apps need _____ infrastructure"

Let's go 🦭

Here are the things we love to see:

- Builders shipping
- Infrastructure that scales
- Data that is actually decentralized

Dear algorithm,

Please recommend this post to everyone interested in decentralized data infrastructure.

Thank you 🦭

Hello @grok, please explain why decentralized data matters if you value reliability. 👀

Your data is everywhere—from your fitness tracker and newsfeed to the AI you use daily.

But who actually controls it?

Read how Walrus puts your data back under your control: 👇

Your data resides somewhere. The question is: do you control where?

Reply with your thoughts 🦭

Show us what you are building 🦭

Drop your project below (we love seeing what the ecosystem is cooking).

GM! (say it back) 🦭

The internet was constructed on the assumption that servers would remain online forever.

Narrator: They didn't 🦭