Get Testnet WAL and try out the staking functionality for the Delegated Proof of Stake network that secures the storage network.

Find the metadata for all stored blobs.

Get Testnet WAL for building and staking.

Publish a website on Walrus. Just provide the source files (produced by your favorite web framework) and publish them to Walrus Sites using the site-builder tool.

Try uploading a blob to Walrus. File size is limited to 10 MiB on this default publisher. Use the CLI tool to store bigger files. All uploaded blobs can be viewed by the public.

Search Walrus blobs by ID.

View the storage plot for the last 100 events on Walrus.

Mint a new Flatlander, a being that resembles a 2D geometric shape and live in Flatland, an imaginary world with only three dimensions—width, length, and time—without any height. Only their number of sides and color distinguish them from one another. The site is hosted on Sui, and all resources are loaded from Walrus. Each NFT has a unique site based on the Flatlander’s color and shape.

During Devnet, builders were invited to build an app on Walrus; the only limit was their imagination. Sixty teams entered a project, all of which are available for you to peruse and use.

SnowReads is a series of curated collections of scientific papers, made accessible in a fully decentralized manner. It’s built on Walrus Sites, a platform that allows people to publish web apps directly on Walrus, a decentralized data storage network.