Walrus September update: memory backend and RWA data onboard
Walrus's September update covers Matterhorn making Walrus Memory its default backend for cross-session and shared team memory, Blockticity bringing 1M+ trade records onchain, and the Sui Overflow hackathon winners.
September was a busy month at Walrus. Here's everything that shipped: @matterhornso will make Walrus Memory its default backend. Project context, deployment history, audit results, and agent conversations now persist across sessions and stay shared across team members. Plus, 5,000+ @ASI_Alliance users get decentralized AI models backed by Walrus. • $7.7B in Real-World Assets: @Blockticity is bringing 1M+ authenticated trade records to Walrus. • Sui Overflow Winners: Kraterion built by @StatescuRazvan (S3-compatible sealed files), Suize (one-call verified sites), and Carry (verifiable memory receipts). • Walrus Session 8 is LIVE: Build chatbots that remember, now through October 9. • Walrus is a presenting sponsor of season four of @chain_ofthought. Catch the latest episodes with @genspark_ai’s @sang_wen on building a second brain for agents, and @chainguard_dev CEO @dlorenc on why time to exploit has gone negative. Find us in Singapore at Sui Basecamp (Oct 7–8). Stop by the Walrus booth or catch our Head of Product @kimblgn, on stage.