The month of August was exceptionally productive for our team. We successfully introduced verifiable AI trading capabilities, released fresh educational resources for Walrus Memory, and expanded the reach of $WAL. Notably, $WAL is now officially available on @Revolut. This major milestone broadens our accessibility, allowing 80M+ users throughout 40+ countries to interact with our token.
In partnership with @Astros_ag, we also debuted the Walrus Verifiable Trading Standard. This initiative was designed specifically to ensure that market data remains fully auditable as well as easily readable by machines. Alongside this launch, our documentation underwent a complete overhaul. We implemented a product-first navigation experience to help users seamlessly browse through information regarding Walrus Sites, Walrus Memory, and the core Walrus platform.
On the educational front, developers can now access three distinct tutorials we recently released. These guides provide detailed instructions for integrating portable Walrus Memory using Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and the TypeScript SDK. Furthermore, we published an extensive 4-part deep dive exploring the intricacies of context engineering and agentic memory.
Media appearances were another highlight of the month. Audiences tuned in to hear @KostasCryptos explain the fundamentals of verifiable infra during his features on @ThePaypers and the Starting Block podcast hosted by @TheBlockCo. Looking ahead to next month, our team will be present in Amsterdam for @HumanXCo. Additionally, remember to secure your tickets for Sui Basecamp, which takes place from Oct 7 to 8 in Singapore. If you require direct links to either of these upcoming events, simply drop a request in the comments section and we will gladly reshare them.
In partnership with @Astros_ag, we also debuted the Walrus Verifiable Trading Standard. This initiative was designed specifically to ensure that market data remains fully auditable as well as easily readable by machines. Alongside this launch, our documentation underwent a complete overhaul. We implemented a product-first navigation experience to help users seamlessly browse through information regarding Walrus Sites, Walrus Memory, and the core Walrus platform.
On the educational front, developers can now access three distinct tutorials we recently released. These guides provide detailed instructions for integrating portable Walrus Memory using Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and the TypeScript SDK. Furthermore, we published an extensive 4-part deep dive exploring the intricacies of context engineering and agentic memory.
Media appearances were another highlight of the month. Audiences tuned in to hear @KostasCryptos explain the fundamentals of verifiable infra during his features on @ThePaypers and the Starting Block podcast hosted by @TheBlockCo. Looking ahead to next month, our team will be present in Amsterdam for @HumanXCo. Additionally, remember to secure your tickets for Sui Basecamp, which takes place from Oct 7 to 8 in Singapore. If you require direct links to either of these upcoming events, simply drop a request in the comments section and we will gladly reshare them.
