$C Even if the token price is halved, it cannot change the fact that technological innovation has reached a standout height.
While DApp developers are still struggling with cross-chain data queries, Chainbase directly packages storage, indexing, and querying into a "data convenience store" using a decentralized architecture—
Performance crushes traditional solutions
Millisecond-level response: Self-developed distributed indexing engine, capturing data from 50+ chains (including all historical records from Solana) in real-time, with a query speed 17 times faster than The Graph;
PB-level elastic scaling: Automatically allocates storage nodes as needed, handling 8 billion query requests per day, easily withstanding peak transactions on Uniswap;
Costs cut in half: The decentralized node network reduces data calling fees by 60% compared to AWS, allowing small teams to manage large-scale on-chain data.
🔗 Ecological practical cases
▸ Feeding Aave's real-time liquidation system: Scanning 20,000 loan health statuses per second;
▸ Becoming the preferred data platform for over 300 projects including 1inch and Galxe;
▸ Secured $35 million in financing led by Bain Capital, with Coinbase's former CTO commenting: "It makes blockchain data finally as ready to use as electricity and water."
Value capture of token $C
Node staking: Operating data nodes requires locking $C tokens, with an annual yield of about 15%;
Query fuel: Developers use $C to pay service fees, with consumption increasing as platform traffic grows;
Governance voting: Token holders decide on new supported chains and fee adjustments.
When data becomes the new oil, Chainbase is the pipeline that allows everyone to mine fairly—no need to build drilling platforms, just turn on the $C valve to tap into the flow of value.
