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Let’s ground this in reality. Traditional cloud storage from big providers usually sits around 0.02–0.03 per GB each month, and that’s before egress fees quietly inflate the bill. If a project is managing 100TB of data, the monthly cost quickly climbs into the thousands and keeps rising as users come onboard. Walrus Protocol flips this model on its head. By tapping into unused storage across a decentralized network and removing centralized profit layers, storage costs can be reduced by more than seventy percent. Thanks to efficient erasure coding, less total storage is needed while still achieving stronger data protection than the classic three-copy model. For both startups and mature platforms, these savings don’t just help once, they stack up over time. This isn’t a promise or a theory, it’s baked into the math of the protocol itself. And as the network grows and more providers participate, scale naturally pushes costs even lower.

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