After pledging $C, I became the "Data Package Landlord"
With the belief that "data is the new oil," I threw half of my $C into the network staking pool. The yield structure is so complex that it reminds me of DeFi mining—base storage rewards + query fees + index service sharing. The first thing I do every morning is check my earnings, more actively than an aunt checking her retirement account. The most thrilling part is participating in data validation. Last week, I snagged a validation task for a cross-chain transaction index, and seeing my staked $C ensuring data authenticity made me feel like I, a small retail investor, was also upholding the Web3 "data constitution." Of course, there are also heart-wrenching moments. Once, during a network upgrade, I didn't migrate my data node in time, and the forfeited $C was more than my returns from Double Eleven. But looking at the development team next door still building their own nodes, losing hair over server crashes every day, at least I can smugly say, "We have decentralized cloud services!" @Chainbase Official #chainbase $C
