Walrus chooses to develop on the Sui blockchain, and this move is very strategic. Why? Because Sui's high-performance infrastructure is exactly the stepping stone it needs.

Imagine transactions that confirm quickly with minimal fees—what does this mean for a project focused on storage and privacy? User experience skyrockets. These advantages not only make applications run more smoothly but also make the implementation of complex features practically feasible.

The ecosystem also benefits. Developers are inherently pragmatic; everyone wants to build on a public chain that is both fast and inexpensive. When the infrastructure is robust enough, the space for innovation opens up. A complementary relationship forms between Walrus and Sui—Walrus focuses on solving application layer problems, while Sui provides reliable layer-one support. Together, they work seamlessly.

Security is also a critical factor. A project's security depends not only on its own code quality but also on the security model of the underlying blockchain. Sui's considerations in this area add an extra layer of protection for the entire ecosystem's upper-layer applications.

Interestingly, many Walrus supporters in the Web3 community are also supporters of the Sui ecosystem. The network effects generated by this shared recognition often exceed expectations.

From an efficiency perspective, Walrus can focus entirely on solving storage and privacy issues without worrying about blockchain scalability—something Sui excels at. The complexity of technology is hidden behind an intuitive interface, and users ultimately experience seamless, low-cost services.

Looking ahead, as the Sui ecosystem continues to evolve, Walrus will have the opportunity to reach more users and developers. This project is worth ongoing attention; it demonstrates how to build truly practical decentralized applications based on the advantages of a new generation of public chains.