The C token is backed by Chainbase, a platform that serves a very straightforward purpose - turning the chaotic data on the blockchain into 'clean data streams' that developers can use at any time.
On-chain data is like raw ore, unprocessed and messy, while Chainbase refines it through a three-layer architecture: the first layer is cleaning, processing raw data according to needs; the second layer is verification, using decentralized nodes for real-time validation to prevent fake data from mixing in; the third layer is the interface, allowing developers to pull standardized data just like calling a regular API.
The C token is the core driver here: querying data consumes C, nodes must stake C to participate in verification, and community governance relies on it for voting. In this way, C is not just a medium of exchange, but also the fuel for the entire data ecosystem. As the demand for real-time on-chain data from AI, DeFi, NFTs, games, and other sectors continues to grow, the value of high-performance data infrastructure like Chainbase will only be amplified, and the use cases and demand for C will rise accordingly.
