EVM x Sui
summary
Hands-on steps for replacing IPFS/Filecoin with Walrus in EVM dApps, example repos and testnet faucets plus QR codes for quick access, and a demo of Walrus Memory for storing encrypted agent memories. Shows a swap IPFS/Filecoin for Walrus pattern, a Sui plugin (token-expensive) that injects docs and adds a Move LSP, and explains Walrus as programmable storage built on Sui using smart contracts. Claims uploads and retrievals are orders of magnitude faster than IPFS/Arweave, and judges award existing projects that swap storage based on product–market fit.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:12Welcome to the Sui Workshop
- 0:45Meet Alvaro and Ralph at the Booth
- 1:14A Collection of Resources to Check
- 1:46Introducing Walrus Memory for Agents
- 2:20The Sui Plugin and Move Language Server
- 2:49Why It Helps Claude Code Users
- 3:20How the Prizes Are Structured
- 3:46The Existing Project Track and Product-Market Fit
- 4:13The New Project Track on Sui
- 4:46Links, Faucets, and Testnet Tokens
- 5:14Q&A: What Excites You the Most
- 6:07Q&A: How to Think About Walrus Today
- 6:59Walrus as Programmable Storage Infrastructure
- 7:16Q&A: Building Without Walrus
- 7:40Q&A: Help With Move Coding
- 8:06Q&A: Walrus vs IPFS and Arweave
- 8:31Q&A: Faster Uploads and Retrievals
- 8:52Q&A: Is Walrus Only for Web3
- 9:07Q&A: How Walrus Uses Sui
- 9:29Q&A: Sui's Object-Oriented Model
- 10:08Why Access Control Is Easier Than Solidity
- 10:31Closing
