In the fiercely competitive field of decentralized storage, storage protocols based on the Sui ecosystem are emerging with unique technological solutions. As a key distributed storage project developed by Mysten Labs, it addresses common issues in traditional storage solutions such as high costs, low efficiency, and weak programmability, proposing a comprehensive solution. Additionally, it builds an ecosystem closed-loop through a token incentive mechanism to attract users, nodes, and developers to participate.

From a technical perspective, this protocol adopts a Red Code erasure coding scheme, splitting data into multiple encrypted fragments stored across various nodes in the Sui network. The benefits of this approach are obvious: even if two-thirds of the nodes go offline, data can still be fully recovered, achieving a system reliability of 99.99%. More importantly, the cost has been reduced to an astonishing level—compared to existing industry solutions like Arweave, costs are cut to 1/500. This breaks the long-standing deadlock where "security and economy cannot be both achieved."

Another highlight is programmability. Leveraging the high-performance advantages of the Sui network, data stored on the network can be directly accessed by smart contracts. This means that NFT metadata, on-chain media content, enterprise-level files, and more can be truly stored on-chain, supporting subsequent on-chain interactions. For applications like GameFi, the Metaverse, and RWA, this provides a quite reliable underlying infrastructure.