Technical Analysis Wind: Breaking the Four-Layer Architecture! @Caldera Official Makes Web3 Data 'Alive'
The Web3 ecosystem has long been trapped by data challenges: multi-chain data is difficult to integrate, query delays slow down DApp operations, and raw data cannot be directly connected to AI, leaving developers often stuck in the dilemma of 'finding data is hard, using data is even harder.' @calderaxyz, as a high-performance decentralized data infrastructure platform, uses an original four-layer architecture to break through and redefine the value of on-chain data.
The data access layer is the 'connector,' seamlessly integrating data from multiple blockchains, achieving real-time updates, allowing developers to avoid repeatedly switching between chains; the co-processing layer is the 'converter,' enabling developers to encapsulate custom data processing logic into tradable assets, earning profits while developing; the execution layer's CVM engine is the 'power core,' with ultra-high throughput perfectly matching AI's stringent demands for computing power; the consensus layer is the 'security lock,' combining EigenLayer AVS technology, creating a dual-staking network defense wall. More importantly, the Manuscript protocol can directly convert raw on-chain data into AI-compatible formats, saving developers from cumbersome format conversion steps. #caldera is not just about storing data, but transforming 'asleep' on-chain data into core assets that are tradable and usable.
Tokens are the 'energy hub' of this ecosystem: developers use them to pay for data access and query fees, nodes contribute computing power to receive ERA incentives, and holders use them to participate in ecosystem governance voting, with dual staking also requiring ERA to ensure security. Currently, @calderaxyz has attracted a large number of developers and projects, completed significant financing, and has shown impressive market performance. #caldera is reshaping the value of Web3 data with technology as a blade, pushing the industry from 'data dormancy' to 'data monetization.'