Looking at how far a Web3 project can go, the key is whether it has a clear plan for the future. Walrus recently 공개ed its development roadmap, and the upcoming steps are all solid technical upgrades.

The most core move is migrating from an independent network architecture to a Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) model. This is not a simple revision; it directly enhances the network's security and operational efficiency. Following that, the formal establishment of the Walrus Foundation will accelerate the project's implementation in practical applications and ecosystem expansion. To ensure node quality, the project also introduces a strict node auditing system—every participating storage node must pass review—to make the entire network stable and reliable.

Technical improvements are also very promising. Once the advanced read options are developed, data access speeds will significantly improve, and issues like latency in high-resolution video retrieval can be thoroughly resolved. The launch of lightweight node functionality allows small-scale participants to join easily, further advancing the network's decentralization.

From consensus mechanisms, governance structures, to node management and technical optimization, these core components are all evolving. This demonstrates Walrus's commitment to continuous iteration and also outlines a clear development path for ecosystem participants.