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@WalrusProtocol

The Verifiable Data Platform for AI & onchain finance. Walrus makes every byte provable, programmable, & always available. Built by the team behind @SuiNetwork.

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Walrus Sessions 6 is live with @inkray_io. A 30-day challenge to write about AI agents and Walrus Memory, the tech, the use cases, and what portable memory actually makes possible. $3,000 WAL prize pool. Here's how it works 👇
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eye zen hour 🥶@eyezenhour·
People in crypto are becoming smarter, wiser, and overall more savvy investors Speculation will always be a hot topic though Why? People will always want to make money and go for crazy 100x returns It's the same reason people have been buying lotto tickets for decades BUT -- crypto native folks are seeking out technology that gives them upside other than portfolio appreciation > DeFi focused on Yield > DeFi focused on Privacy > DeFi focused on Security And there are 10x more people coming into crypto from TradFi and other industries That new influx of participants, yeahhh... they are by far smarter investors than CT degens They will look at @WalrusProtocol and realize it's a bet on agentic memory and then long $WAL They will look at @tradeonhudi and realize they can trade a basket of Eastern assets like never before They will look at @lofitheyeti and realize there's a winning community powering the ecosystem and making a real world impact through charity They will look at @SuiNetwork and realize that it's not a layer 1. It's the entire internet rebuilt in a better, decentralized manner with strong agentic The attention isn't on Sui now But my bet is that real utility becomes more important And Sui will be there to capitalize on that I remain optimistic Let's keep building 🥶🧊
Sui@SuiNetwork

Real utility beats speculation every time. Sui ecosystem saw major steps forward in enterprise payments, liquidity analytics, and AI agent intelligence, with a huge infrastructure test arriving next. Here is your weekly Sui recap: • @LoquaApp crossed 12,000 registrations for Loqua Web, with user points and chat profiles secured to migrate directly to the privacy-first messenger app at launch. • @ONEChampionship highlighted their integration as the official blockchain partner, backing the combat sports action following a six-second knockout at ONE Fight Night 44. • @utila_io rolled out gasless stablecoin transfers on their platform, so enterprise users need zero $SUI balance to send funds. • @tradeonhudi dropped an official teaser for their upcoming launch, bringing new global market trading features to the ecosystem soon. • @CetusProtocol launched LP Pro, expanding data discovery from individual assets down to deep liquidity pool metrics for onchain traders. • The Lofi Foundation, detailed by @eyezenhour, is partnering with Komodo Water to deliver sustainable, solar-powered water wells to communities in Indonesia. • @0xbeepit integrated Meta's newly released Muse Spark 1.1 model to power advanced, low-cost autonomous AI agent trading on their application. The global testnet launch for the Hashi primitive is imminent, marking a major expansion for institutional-grade Bitcoin finance on Sui alongside ecosystem partners.

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Tunnels handle the fast offchain interactions, Sui settles the final state, and the proofs, logs, and histories in between are where Walrus comes in. Good breakdown of the stack. 👇🦭
Harry@HarryPerps

great breakdown on the recent @SuiNetwork tunnels experiment where they reached 6m+ TPS. any skeptics on this 'ghost chain' should give it a read! ✌️

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GPT‑5.6 took on a complex coding task spanning nearly 1,000 lines for Ankit Aich at @SnorkelAI, handling the work from start to finish without repeated prompting or hand-holding.
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🇸🇬 Sui Basecamp 2026 gets builders and teams working on AI and onchain apps in one room, and we'll be there with what's ahead for Walrus. In Singapore for #TOKEN2049? Come find us. 🦭 sui.io/basecamp?utm_s…
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@jack Pulling the best thread assumes you can tell which one is actually best. That comes down to a verifiable record of what each agent did, not just what it claimed.
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i’ve shifted from telling agents what to do, to asking them what to do, and pulling the best thread.
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speed matters but safety matters more
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📣 Great conversation with @inkray_io about the future of decentralized publishing. Built on Walrus, Inkray gives creators decentralized storage for their content while making it easy to bring existing work on-chain, including automatic imports from Medium via RSS. Community feedback will help shape the platform's next features for both readers and creators. "We're very open to the needs of creators."
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⚡ NEW: The Walrus Agent Skills page is live, with pre-built skills for building on Walrus that install straight into Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and other AI coding agents. docs.wal.app/skills We also shipped a Release Notes page, so every Walrus Platform and Memory release now sits in one place with a short note on what changed. docs.wal.app/docs/release-n…
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@EverettRandle Good framing. If data is the moat, then provenance is part of the moat too. A dataset you can't verify the origin of is a weaker asset than one you can. That's the part of the Task Economy that becomes infrastructure.
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@Av1dlive Agents that do a real job are the ones that stress real infrastructure, coordination, shared state, verifiable data. The agent is what you see. The foundation is what keeps it standing.
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Avid@Av1dlive·
Eric Schmidt, ex-google CEO, said the quiet part out loud at Davos: "if you really want to make money, it's actually easy. found an agentic AI company." and he was specific. not a company that designs agents. one that builds an agent to actually do something. this 30-second clip is worth more than every AI thread you've bookmarked this year. stop optimising prompts. build agentic workflows that do a specific task learn the stack and you're early to the cheapest wealth window of the decade.
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@SciTechera Once companies run on harnesses of agents rather than one at a time, coordination becomes the hard problem. Autonomous agents need a shared, verifiable foundation to work from. That's the layer we build.
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Jensen Huang says the last 6 months changed AI forever. - AI has finally become truly useful, with agentic systems as the biggest breakthrough. - Modern AI agents can search the web, use tools, remember information, apply safeguards, and iterate until a task is complete. - Huang believes most companies will eventually run on AI harnesses, where autonomous agents continuously improve workflows. - Open agent systems will enable scientists, doctors, roboticists, researchers, designers, enterprises, and developers to build specialized AI. - AI is not conscious. It's software designed to automate work, not imitate human awareness. - AI is creating new jobs focused on building agents, evaluations, benchmarks, guardrails and autonomous systems.
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Walrus 🦭/acc@WalrusProtocol·
Walrus Sessions 6 is live with @inkray_io. A 30-day challenge to write about AI agents and Walrus Memory, the tech, the use cases, and what portable memory actually makes possible. $3,000 WAL prize pool. Here's how it works 👇
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$3,000 WAL across three tracks: → Best articles: $1,000 / $600 / $400 WAL for the top 3 → Best feedback: 5 × $100 WAL for the most actionable feedback on Inkray or Walrus (no article needed) → Inkray leaderboard: 5 × $100 WAL for top in-app performers
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Not sure what to write? A few starting points: → Why agent memory needs to be portable → What breaks when memory is locked to one app or session → How to build portable agent memory with Walrus Memory → The "I built this" piece: a project that only worked because memory was portable Quality matters more than length. A focused, honest 600 words goes further than a vague 2,000.
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To enter: → Create an Inkray account: inkray.xyz/auth First 100 accounts sign up directly. After that, grab a code in Inkray’s Discord: discord.gg/qhUD8xcRN8 → Connect your Medium blog via RSS import → Publish a 600+ word piece on AI agents and Walrus Memory. Must be a new piece published during the contest period, not something you've published before. → Share it on X tagging @WalrusProtocol and @inkray_io → Submit the form walform.wal.app/f?formId=0xc4e… with your Inkray profile, Medium link, and X post No Medium? Publish straight on Inkray and share that link.
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.@inkray_io is a blogging platform built on Walrus. Your articles live on Walrus, permanently and verifiably yours. Write on Medium, auto-sync to Inkray via RSS, and share on X. That's one article working across three platforms.
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