Quote from: Dunamisx on March 25, 2025, 02:23:24 PM

Quote from: MarvieJ on March 25, 2025, 09:17:02 AM

Then I came across this project called Walrus that’s trying to do decentralized storage differently. Not in a loud, flashy way but it’s more about making storage usable in real time, like for stuff people actually interact with. PDFs, videos, whatever. And making it programmable, like you can build around it.

I think the blockchain technology can also offer for the same value if we understand how it could be applicable for our own use, but i will not support on anything that is centralized for use, except if the whole package involves running under a decentralized network which we have like the use of the blockchain technology as i have mentioned before, anything other thing aside from this for storage is not safe because one is already connected to a central server just as we have with other online storage networks like google drive and cloud storage.

True , Centralized storage always has that trade-off—convenience, but at the cost of control. Blockchain fixes that, but I think the challenge has been making it as usable as centralized options without compromising decentralization. Projects like Walrus seem to be inching closer to that balance keeping data secure but still making it accessible in real time, which is where most decentralized storage solutions have struggled. Curious to see if it actually holds up when it scales though.