📊 Data is the most underestimated strategic asset in Web3
Since the birth of blockchain, we have solved the problem of "trustworthy bookkeeping,"
but "data availability" has always been an invisible shackle on developers and application providers.
Currently, the three major pain points of on-chain data remain obvious:
1️⃣ Isolation: Inconsistent data standards across different chains and Layer 2, making interoperability difficult.
2️⃣ High Latency: Complex queries require waiting and cannot support real-time responsive business.
3️⃣ High Cost: The investment in building nodes and indexing systems is enormous and difficult to replicate at scale.
🔍 Chainbase's Answer
Chainbase is not just a simple data API service; it is a decentralized, multi-chain, real-time, and composable data infrastructure:
Multi-chain real-time indexing: Break down the data circulation barriers between public chains and Layer 2.
High-performance query engine: Even complex analyses can return results in seconds.
Modular API: Adaptable to various business scenarios such as DeFi, RWA, NFT, AI, etc.
$C token incentives: Form a self-driven cycle of data production, storage, and consumption.
🌐 Strategic Significance
In the first phase, the competition among public chains is about security and consensus;
In the second phase, the competition among Layer 2 is about performance and cost;
In the upcoming third phase, the core of competition will be the ability to acquire and apply data.
Ecosystems with faster, more comprehensive, and standardized data access capabilities
will find it easier to attract developers, retain users, and rapidly iterate business logic.
Chainbase's layout is to pave the data highway in advance for this round of competition,
allowing the information flow of Web3 to be like network bandwidth,
always available, stable, reliable, and infinitely composable.
In the next round of industry reshuffling,
it will not only be a participant but also possibly a rule maker.
