$C Launches on Bithumb: An Analysis of Price and Layout Expectations for the Next Phase
The native token $C of @Chainbase Official officially lands on the mainstream exchange Bithumb in South Korea, following key listings on Bybit and Gate, marking further advancement in the global market.
From the listing rhythm, Chainbase has chosen not to “launch at multiple exchanges simultaneously” but instead adopts a “gradual approach,” first establishing trading fundamentals before moving towards high liquidity markets. The South Korean market has a high acceptance of data infrastructure and AI narratives, and entering Bithumb at this time is expected to inject new trading vitality into $C.
Looking back at the fundamentals, Chainbase is a full-chain data network that has connected over 220 public blockchains, with an average daily API call volume of up to 600 million times, frequently cited in L2, AI, and data-driven Web3 applications. $C primarily plays a role in billing and incentivizing data requests, similar to “resource tokens” in traditional cloud services.
In the short to medium term, $C's listing on Bithumb may attract new funding interest, particularly given the general preference of local South Korean users for infrastructure-related projects. The medium to long-term trend will depend more on two aspects:
1) Whether Chainbase can continue to expand its data coverage and AI application scenarios;
2) Whether $C's deflationary model and use cases can be steadily advanced.
Next steps to watch may include whether there are plans for listings on other Korean or top-tier exchanges, upgrades to staking/node mechanisms, and deeper integration with AI projects. Overall, the rhythm of $C's listing is not aggressive, but the logic is clear, representing a type of “growth done in a measured way.”
