The blockchain storage protocol Walrus Protocol, built on Sui, has announced the release of its bulk storage solution Quilt, equipped with an intuitive API that enables developers to conveniently, efficiently, and cost-effectively store and access large volumes of small files, such as NFT collections, documents, AI communication data, logs, and more. Quilt no longer saves each file separately but groups multiple small files into a single unit, thereby reducing the overhead and costs of a 100KB blob by approximately 106 times and a 10KB blob by approximately 420 times. Using Quilt also reduces any SUI-denominated gas fees associated with Walrus storage transactions. Currently, multiple projects, including Tusky and Gata, have adopted Quilt to optimize their storage architecture. Quilt has been launched on the Walrus Testnet (version 1.29) and will officially go live with the Mainnet version 1.29 on July 30, 2025. According to CoinWorld, as a global data infrastructure for on-chain developers, Walrus has supported over 800+ TB of encoded data and 14 million blobs, supporting hundreds of projects built on it since its launch on the mainnet over three months ago.