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Integrate Walrus decentralized storage into EVM dApps with Solidity examples, then use agentic coding tools to accelerate your Sui stack builds. @TheContractHero of @SuiNetwork The recording is up:

Some of my followers and friends asked me “What can decentralized storage actually store?” Files are the most basic form of storage Beyond that, it can also host Web frontends DApp interfaces DeFi interfaces Frontend files such as HTML / CSS / JavaScript Application assets such as images and videos Website deployment files DApp static resources and frontend components And other data that can be read and called by applications What’s worth paying attention to isn’t just “where the data can be stored” It’s that when smart contracts are already running on-chain, but the web frontend still relies on centralized servers, part of the entire application is still off chain That’s exactly the part HashPort is solving True fully on chain shouldn’t just be about contracts and data The frontend deserves to be on chain too

Alphio × ColdStack 🤝 We’re excited to collaborate with ColdStack, a decentralized cloud storage ecosystem built for scalable, cost-efficient data infrastructure. ColdStack aggregates leading decentralized storage networks into one S3-compatible solution, helping users reduce storage costs while keeping data globally accessible and censorship-resistant. As AI, trading, and decentralized infrastructure continue to converge, reliable data infrastructure becomes increasingly important. Looking forward to exploring more opportunities together across AI, Web3, and decentralized infrastructure. Follow @alphioai and @coldstack_io for updates.

Every app on @Polkadot is built from the same open-source building blocks. No servers. No proprietary infrastructure. A .dot domain and a live app on decentralized storage. Every layer is open source and composable. Developers inherit the full stack without building it from scratch, so they can focus on the application while the infrastructure takes care of itself.

“DA layers really differ across three dimensions: performance, programmability, and AI-native design — because on-chain AI can’t operate in a world measured in mere megabytes per second.” @sachitakamura catches up with @michaelh_0g, Founder of @0G_labs, to break down how 0G compares with Celestia, Avail, and EigenDA: why throughput needs to increase by orders of magnitude, how to move beyond the broadcast bottleneck, and why a decentralized storage network is essential for ultra-fast data ingestion and retrieval.