Walrus, the blockchain storage protocol, has announced that its mainnet will go live on 27 March, and unveiled its token economic model, where more than 60% of WAL tokens will be distributed to the community to be used for airdrops, grants, developer support, incentive programmes, and storage subsidies, according to official news. The distribution is as follows: 10% - Walrus User Airdrop: allocated to early adopters and reserved for future distribution; 43% - Community Reserve: used for grants, developer support, incentive programmes and other ecosystem initiatives; 30% - Core Contributors: allocated to early Walrus builders; 10% - Subsidies: used to support the storage nodes as the fee base grows; 7% - Investors: allocated to participating fundraisers. Investors: allocated to investors participating in the financing; In previous news, Walrus Foundation announced the completion of a $140 million financing round with participation from Standard Crypto and a16z.