Today I focused on several indicators:
Mainnet Status: Chainbase entered the mainnet during the Aquamarine phase, with some nodes already able to participate in on-chain indexing and querying. → You can track changes in the number of nodes and request response delays.
Cooperation Status: Trusta AI has confirmed integration with Chainbase to enhance the accuracy of identity verification using on-chain data. This is the first 'AI + Identity Verification' practical cooperation, indicating that its API can already support risk control applications.
Community Indicators: The number of developer Discord members exceeds 15,000, and SDK downloads have increased by 12% in the past week. This number is not large, but it indicates that the dev side is indeed active.
Token Performance: C token's circulating market value is approximately $150 million, with a 24h trading volume in the range of $25-30 million. Since its listing on Binance, the peak trading volume has declined but remains at a healthy liquidity level.
These data indicate: Chainbase is no longer in the 'white paper stage'. The mainnet launch and real collaborations have driven the metrics. Next, we need to monitor the growth curve of the number of nodes and the stability of invocation delays.
So the question arises: which data do you value more? A. Number of nodes; B. SDK download volume; C. Token trading volume.
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