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AWS today: heavy service outage, ripple effect.
@WalrusProtocol: multi-node, verifiable, decentralised storage + access infrastructure.
If your service needs rock-solid data availability build on @WalrusProtocol 👇
docs.wal.app

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Yesterday, AWS suffered a region-wide failure. Tens of thousands of services went offline.
Yet @AlkimiExchange, @TalusNetwork, @Claynosaurz, and @_deeptrade didn’t suffer this fate because they built on @WalrusProtocol.
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Distributed By Design
With Walrus, your data isn’t locked into one provider, region or kit of hardware.
It’s split, spread across nodes globally, and backed by an on-chain proof of availability.
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So even if a region or multiple nodes go offline, @WalrusProtocol keeps operating.
Reads continue with up to one-third of nodes offline, and data integrity is preserved even if two-thirds go down.
That’s resilience by design.
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Proof You Can Trust
Every blob in Walrus is paired with a publicly verifiable receipt (Proof-of-Availability) on-chain.
You don’t just hope the data exists, you know it does.
Contrast: when AWS’s DNS and API layer failed in US-EAST-1, many downstream apps couldn’t even verify service.
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No Single Point of Failure
AWS’s outage stemmed from problems in one region (US-EAST-1) and cascaded broadly because many services depended on that single region.
With @WalrusProtocol, the architecture assumes nodes will fail, redundancy is intrinsic, not an afterthought.
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Many Paths to Publish and Retrieve
Walrus has multiple aggregators and multiple ways to publish, plus caches and Walrus Sites portals.
This diversity gives apps more independent routes for reads and writes.
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And with the help of the @WalrusProtocol community, we can make it even more robust 👇
- Run an aggregator: docs.wal.app/operator-guide…
- Run a publisher: docs.wal.app/operator-guide…
- Run an upload relay: docs.wal.app/operator-guide…
- Run a Sites portal: docs.wal.app/walrus-sites/p…
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Transparent Resilience + Trust.
When apps go down because of cloud failures, trust takes a hit.
With @WalrusProtocol you can show users not only that you stored data - but how, where, when, and that it remains retrievable.
That’s powerful credibility.
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Most Importantly
Unlike many “decentralized storage” projects still on paper, @WalrusProtocol is already live and powering a large ecosystem.

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