Recently, many people have asked $C , can it? Where can it be done? Why can it be said that it still has the potential for a price surge? You can take a look at this article.
Stop saying that blockchain is slow, bad, and incomprehensible; Chainbase is here to counter these prejudices.
What this project does sounds not complicated—translating the "heavenly books" level data on the chain into a "human language" format usable by AI and developers. But the impressive part is its efficiency: it can handle 400-600 million data requests in a day, equivalent to every person in China ordering takeout once a day, and this is just looking up data on the chain.
Chainbase's killer feature is its "three axes" architecture: Theia: AI engine that turns data into intelligent materials that can be "understood"; CVM+AVS: verification & execution center, ensuring data authenticity and security through a re-staking mechanism; Manuscript: standardized processor responsible for transforming raw data into the "data canned food" that developers love.
Do these things sound like lab papers? But Chainbase has turned it into a mass production system, supporting over 200 chains, synchronizing within 3 seconds, at an incredibly fast speed.
Looking at its token $C, it's not just a utility token, it can:
be used as "data currency" for payments;
Stake it to earn an annualized return of 8-18%;
participate in network governance, voting on parameters you want to support;
In the future, there are plans for node rights, developer reward pools, and more.
Behind it is a joint investment from Tencent and Matrix Partners, with a valuation already soaring to $1 billion. While other projects are still figuring out how to go from 0 to 1, it is already researching how to go from 1 to 1000.
Chainbase isn't just telling stories; it's a tough player in the infrastructure space. AI, DeFi, and NFTs all rely on it as a foundation. Understand it, and you might see the next round of data infrastructure revolution coming early.
