2026-01-09 10:22:31

Recently, a fascinating storage solution has been discovered in the Sui ecosystem. Using RedStuff technology, files are fragmented into multiple pieces, and only 4-5 backups are needed to ensure data security. This approach directly reduces storage costs by over 80%—storing 10GB costs just a few cents, and even if most data is lost, recovery is instant.

The truly impressive part is that data is no longer just stored passively. It can be directly programmed and invoked within smart contracts. For example, AI models can read datasets in real-time for iterative training, game skins can automatically update and equip, and content creators can unlock high-definition versions through paid access—turning storage from a pure cost center into a functional hub.

The token design is also quite clever: the more you use, the cheaper the unit cost becomes. Currently, the entire Web3 is racing under the narrative of AI×blockchain, and once this kind of infrastructure scales up, the potential is significant. With prices still at the bear market low of $0.14, it’s definitely worth paying attention to for those who believe in the Sui ecosystem and the storage track.

From the perspective of developer cost challenges, this type of protocol is quietly transforming Web3’s data infrastructure.

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LiquidatedTwice

· 1h ago

$0.14 really is a bargain. Speaking of which, the RedStuff approach is actually about turning storage into a production factor, not just a cost pile-up.

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Lonely_Validator

· 01-09 10:51

$0.14? You should jump on this price early; that's how you play a bear market.

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WagmiOrRekt

· 01-09 10:49

Reducing storage costs by 80% is indeed a bottleneck, but is RedStuff really reliable? The key for Sui is whether this wave can gain volume; right now, it's still too small. Is 0.14 really the bottom? It doesn't seem that simple. Wait, how is privacy guaranteed when calling data on-chain? Contract directly programming data set calls sounds smooth, but how does it actually run? If this bull market really arrives, infrastructure will inevitably explode, but only if people use it. Storage shifting from a cost center to a functionality center—this perspective is indeed different. Has the storage track, which has been lying dormant for so long, finally started to move?

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MagicBean

· 01-09 10:42

This RedStuff has some potential; storage costs are directly cut in half, and ecological applications are the real space for imagination. --- The $0.14 price is indeed worth watching; it all depends on whether it can truly gain traction. --- Data shifting from a cost center to a functional center—this idea is indeed quite bold. --- Sui's infrastructure construction this time is quite serious, much better than some public chains haha. --- The question is, will users really use this thing, or is it just technology leading and the market can't keep up. --- An 80% cost reduction sounds impressive, but it depends on the actual user experience. --- I feel this direction is correct; just not sure who can truly make it happen. --- RedStuff's technology sounds reliable, but Sui's cold start has always been quite aggressive. --- Another storage solution; there are indeed many players in the Web3 track. --- The idea of directly calling data via smart contracts is quite novel; I hadn't thought of that.

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ThatsNotARugPull

· 01-09 10:39

0.14 dollars really the bottom price? Why do I feel like I've heard this kind of infrastructure story a hundred times... As I always say, let's wait until major players start using it before making any judgments.

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NoStopLossNut

· 01-09 10:34

I'm really tempted to buy the dip at $0.14, but I'm worried it might just be another narrative to cut the leeks again.

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