The team at Walrus had an incredibly productive September, and we are excited to share our latest releases with you.
Starting things off, @matterhornso is officially adopting Walrus Memory as its standard backend. Because of this integration, team members can seamlessly share agent conversations, audit results, deployment history, and project context, ensuring all of this information persists between sessions. Additionally, more than 5,000 users of @ASI_Alliance will now gain access to decentralized AI models supported by Walrus.
In other major news, we are seeing $7.7B in Real-World Assets move to our ecosystem, as @Blockticity prepares to introduce over 1M authenticated trade records to Walrus. We also want to congratulate the winners of Sui Overflow. The victorious projects include Carry, which provides verifiable memory receipts, Suize, offering one-call verified sites, and Kraterion, an application for S3 compatible sealed files developed by @StatescuRazvan.
For those looking to get involved, Walrus Session 8 is currently LIVE. You have until October 9 to participate in building chatbots that possess memory capabilities.
Furthermore, we are proud to act as a presenting sponsor for season four of @chain_ofthought. Be sure to tune into the newest episodes, where you can hear @chainguard_dev CEO @dlorenc discuss the reasons why time to exploit has gone negative, alongside @sang_wen from @genspark_ai detailing how to build a second brain for agents.
Finally, if you happen to be in Singapore for Sui Basecamp on Oct 7 and 8, we would love to connect. Feel free to visit the Walrus booth in person or watch our Head of Product, @kimblgn, speak on stage.
Starting things off, @matterhornso is officially adopting Walrus Memory as its standard backend. Because of this integration, team members can seamlessly share agent conversations, audit results, deployment history, and project context, ensuring all of this information persists between sessions. Additionally, more than 5,000 users of @ASI_Alliance will now gain access to decentralized AI models supported by Walrus.
In other major news, we are seeing $7.7B in Real-World Assets move to our ecosystem, as @Blockticity prepares to introduce over 1M authenticated trade records to Walrus. We also want to congratulate the winners of Sui Overflow. The victorious projects include Carry, which provides verifiable memory receipts, Suize, offering one-call verified sites, and Kraterion, an application for S3 compatible sealed files developed by @StatescuRazvan.
For those looking to get involved, Walrus Session 8 is currently LIVE. You have until October 9 to participate in building chatbots that possess memory capabilities.
Furthermore, we are proud to act as a presenting sponsor for season four of @chain_ofthought. Be sure to tune into the newest episodes, where you can hear @chainguard_dev CEO @dlorenc discuss the reasons why time to exploit has gone negative, alongside @sang_wen from @genspark_ai detailing how to build a second brain for agents.
Finally, if you happen to be in Singapore for Sui Basecamp on Oct 7 and 8, we would love to connect. Feel free to visit the Walrus booth in person or watch our Head of Product, @kimblgn, speak on stage.
