Many projects like to pile up complex technical jargon, and the more you hear, the more confusing it becomes. Let's look at distributed storage from a different perspective: at its core, it's about solving the simple problem of "security and reliability after data is on the chain."

The key lies in how to align the interests of all participants. Through a token mechanism, it creates incentives for nodes maintaining the network, users utilizing storage services, and investors believing in the ecosystem's development—all motivated to work towards the same goal. Whether this design logic is feasible determines how far the project can go.

Think about it: in the digital age, how rigid is the demand for "securely storing important data"? If a project can truly solve this problem, its value doesn't need to be exaggerated; it will speak for itself.