In many projects, governance often tends to be merely formal. However, Chainbase's governance model is somewhat different. The mechanism designed by @Chainbase Official makes governance not just a simple vote, but directly linked to data provision and invocation.

The governance of #chainbase is essentially a coordination of the entire data network. Who contributes data, who verifies, and who invokes, ultimately forms a value loop through the use and allocation of $C . In this way, governance is directly tied to ecological efficiency, rather than being just a piece of paper.

What I find interesting is that @Chainbase Official has not made governance an exclusive matter for a few, but instead has allowed more developers to actually participate in the governance of #chainbase through interfaces and usage scenarios.

This approach shows me another possibility: governance in Web3 is not just a slogan, but truly deeply integrated with the operation of the network. Here, $C serves as a carrier, transforming governance from an abstraction into real resource flow. Ultimately, the governance practices of #chainbase may provide a new model for the industry.