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summary
Walrus is a decentralized storage network that encodes data with a novel algorithm so each file stores at a replication factor 4–5x rather than full replication, cutting cost and improving scalability; coordination, payments and storage proofs live on Sui coordination so capacity is tokenized (WAL) and supports smart‑contract marketplaces. Developer tools include TypeScript SDKs, HTTP and S3 APIs, a Seal encryption layer, Walrus Sites for frontends, testnet uploads demo successfully, mainnet epochs are two weeks and max file size is 13 GB.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:31About Daniel & Mysten Labs
- 0:58Why Walrus Was Built
- 2:37Mysten Labs’ Mission & Sui Blockchain
- 3:03Walrus Architecture & Encoding Algorithm
- 5:01Programmability & Sui Integration
- 6:14Walrus Token & Decentralization
- 6:42Data Privacy & Seal Product
- 7:36Walrus Sites: Decentralized Frontends
- 8:47Hackathon Track Overview & Prizes
- 9:11Developer Tooling Track
- 10:31Cross-Chain & ENS Support
- 10:53Best App with Walrus Track
- 12:21Developer Resources & SDKs
- 13:37Chain-Agnostic Integration Methods
- 14:28Partner & Community SDKs
- 15:07Awesome Walrus & Community Tools
- 15:34Live Demo: Uploading Data
- 16:25Tips for Hackathon Participants
- 17:31Support & Q&A
- 18:05Q&A: Cost, Use Cases, Data Sovereignty
- 20:20Walrus Sites Deployment & Portals
- 21:58Favorite Use Cases & Future Opportunities
- 22:46Storage Duration, Renewals, and Deletion
- 24:10File Size Limits & Testnet Info
- 24:48Closing Remarks
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