I have always fantasized about a future where AI can help me with various on-chain tasks: automatically tracking wallet fund flows, reminding me which protocols are at risk, and even giving me suggestions during governance voting. It sounds a bit like science fiction, but when you think about it, it doesn’t seem so far-fetched.
Why? Because of Chainbase.
If AI wants to engage with the on-chain world, it must first be able to 'understand' the data. And we all know how complex the raw form of on-chain data can be: a bunch of hexadecimal and messy event formats. Not to mention AI, even humans can feel overwhelmed just looking at it.
But Chainbase acts like a translator, organizing and converting this data, then packaging it into a standard language that AI can directly understand. This way, AI doesn't have to struggle with parsing; instead, it can focus on 'getting things done.'
I can even picture a scenario in my mind: one day in the future, my AI assistant quietly runs on-chain operations in the background, supported by the clean data provided by Chainbase. It feels like sitting in a car, leisurely enjoying the scenery while the autonomous driving system safely navigates.
This imagination actually moves me. Because it makes me feel that blockchain is no longer a distant 'technical job,' but something that could integrate into daily life. And the behind-the-scenes role driving this change is likely Chainbase.
So, every time I talk about the future of AI agents, I can't help but say, 'Without Chainbase, AI would probably still be a lost child in the blockchain world.'
