most blockchains make you store data one way
- either everything stays forever or everything eventually disappears.
with
@irys_xyz you'd decide what deserves permanence and what doesn’t.
when you upload, the data first lands in a temporary ledger where it’s verified.
From there, you choose:
- make it permanent, locking it into a verifiable, immutable layer
or
- keep it temporary for lower cost and flexible use.
because storage is programmable, you can also embed permissions, access rights or payment logic directly into the file itself.
for builders, that flexibility matters
AI teams can keep long term datasets onchain while storing inference traces short term
creators can preserve key works while discarding drafts
companies can match storage time to real value, not just fixed models.
MAINNET IS COMING
hirys