A ready-to-use kitchen for developers, no need to build your own stove
When creating a blockchain application, the most troublesome aspect is often not the product idea, but rather where the data comes from. Running nodes? It requires hardware, bandwidth, synchronization time, and the ability to respond to blockchain rollbacks at any time. Building your own index? That’s an even bigger pitfall; writing scripts, cleaning data, expanding storage can easily overwhelm a small team. Many startups are not lacking in ideas but are hindered by data infrastructure.
Chainbase is like a ready-to-use kitchen, helping developers to prepare, classify, and even plate the ingredients (on-chain data). Developers just need to write a few lines of queries to obtain the asset history, NFT holdings, and contract call status of a certain address. It supports REST API, SDK, and even SQL-like methods, with a very low entry threshold.
For example, if a wallet wants to provide an asset overview, in the past it had to integrate multiple chain nodes and deal with cross-chain asset mapping; now it can quickly go live by simply calling the interface. Another example is a data analysis tool that needs to track the historical interactions of a DeFi protocol; Chainbase has already prepared structured data for you.
The end result is that teams can iterate on products faster, focusing their energy on user experience and business models, rather than wasting it on underlying data operations. For entrepreneurs, this not only saves effort but also shortens the trial and error cost and increases the success rate.
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