Honestly, the data should be carefully examined, brothers.
You might think: 'Data is open source, why should there be tokens?' This is actually the biggest pain point in today's Web3 data structure. Chainbase wants to break the situation of 'default free, contributions not rewarded', and C happens to be a fair contract.
How exactly does the core mechanism work?
Manuscript = tradable data assets
Each developer writes a script for extracting and cleaning data, deploys it as Manuscript, and every time someone uses it, you earn — this makes 'knowledge labor' quantifiable and monetizable.
Revenue distribution is public and transparent
C will reward data providers, node operators, developers, etc., with 80% going to operations, 15% to development, and 5% for burning. This distribution mechanism tells you: contributions are rewarded, and everyone benefits as the platform continues to develop.
Multi-platform, multi-ecosystem access, sustainable value
It not only operates on BNB Chain but also launches on platforms like ETH, supporting staking and governance, allowing holders to participate in decision-making and share in the growth dividends of the platform.
C is not just an 'entrance ticket', it's more like a 'value contract' — you contribute data, the platform safeguards, disseminates, and makes it valuable, and you can share in that value. In the future, for the data economy to develop healthily, all participants must feel there are 'returns' rather than being taken advantage of. C is building this transparent 'profit distribution paper'.
