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Access to blockchain data has long been a major barrier to web 3 development. Chainbase addresses this issue by providing a unified infrastructure that aggregates and indexes data from over 200 blockchains, eliminating the need for complex node management and reducing operational costs. The platform enables real-time analytics that were previously not widely available, making it the foundational layer between raw blockchain data and usable applications. Key factors Chainbase offers the ability to stack data across various blockchains through its dual-layer architecture, where the "adaptive verification system" ensures data integrity through validators placing their stakes. The "Manuscript system" transforms blockchain events into structured models ready for artificial intelligence. Recent expansions include the integration of Solana and Linea, a partnership with Binance Cloud, and the launch of the $C token with an airdrop reaching over 25,000 developers. The platform has also processed over 500 billion data calls, indicating widespread adoption. Commercial implications The listing of the $C token on the Binance platform created trading momentum, with early airdrop participants gaining pre-market trading opportunities. Key opportunities include: