Airdrop hunters are going to cry? Chainbase + AI are now targeting your address.
Airdrop hunters and witch attacks have always been a nightmare for project teams. Relying on KYC documents for filtering is neither elegant nor hard to bypass. Chainbase recently partnered with Trusta AI, which might really put a stop to some hunters.
The gameplay is as follows: Trusta AI's Hyperdata network is used for identity verification, while Chainbase provides the underlying on-chain data. For example: how many transactions a wallet has made in the last 30 days, which protocols it has interacted with, whether there are high-frequency small transactions, all these metrics can be used to generate a score. Combined with AI algorithms, this forms a more trustworthy identity label.
This is completely different from a simple address snapshot. Because historical on-chain data is harder to forge, everything you have done leaves a trace. For project teams, this means they can filter out a large number of bulk-registered 'fake users' before issuing airdrops or opening whitelists.
This is also why I believe Chainbase's potential lies not just in 'development tools', but can extend into more essential areas like risk control, compliance, and identity verification. As more teams start using it for user access, its narrative space will expand.
