📈 Why will on-chain data become the next competitive frontier for Web3?
In Web3, assets, transactions, and user behavior are all recorded on-chain,
so theoretically, the information is completely transparent.
But transparency ≠ usability.
The reality is:
Data is distributed across different chains, with no unified standards.
Cross-chain queries require complex engineering, resulting in slow speeds and high costs.
Building and maintaining nodes and indexing services requires significant investment.
This has left many applications that could be implemented stuck in the prototype stage.
🔍 The answer provided by Chainbase
Chainbase is building a decentralized, multi-chain compatible, high-performance data infrastructure:
Multi-chain real-time indexing: Connecting data islands of public chains and Layer 2.
High-performance query engine: Maintaining sub-second response times for complex conditions.
Modular API access: Supporting various scenarios such as AI, RWA, DeFi, NFT, etc.
$C Incentive mechanism: Promoting a positive cycle between data producers and users.
This capability means that developers do not have to reinvent the wheel,
they can focus their efforts on application innovation and user experience.
🚀 Strategic significance
In the next round of competition for Web3,
the competition at the technical layer will shift to who can more quickly, accurately, and cost-effectively access on-chain data.
High-quality data can not only drive financial transactions,
it will also influence higher-level application logic such as recommendation systems, AI decision-making, and asset mapping.
The positioning of Chainbase
is to become the data hub of the Web3 world,
making data as readily available and stable as network bandwidth.
Data is the fuel of Web3,
and Chainbase is building the highway to deliver it.
