In the Web3 data ecosystem, there is a 'multi-chain headache': individual users have data on Ethereum, Solana, and BNB Chain, and want to authorize for monetization but must switch between different platforms, struggling to remember multiple wallet addresses; a 3-person small team working on a DeFi tool project wants to connect to liquidity data from 3 chains, but must integrate 3 different interfaces, taking 1 month of technical development time; an offline clothing store wants to offer discounts to customers holding NFTs across chains, but checking Ethereum and then Solana is cumbersome and may miss customers—'multi-chain dispersion and complex operations' deter many participants from cross-chain data. Chainbase, as a decentralized data infrastructure, is using 'multi-chain data aggregation + one-click operations' to create a 'cross-chain integrator', allowing novices to manage multi-chain data with one click, small projects to easily connect multiple interfaces, and small stores to query cross-chain information at once, addressing the pain point of 'multi-chain operations being too troublesome'.
Its core capability is to twist 'scattered multi-chain data' into 'unified convenient services', rather than having users switch repeatedly between multiple chains. On the technical level, Chainbase has created a 'Cross-Chain Integration Hub': for individual users, the hub launched a 'Multi-Chain Data Wallet'—there's no need to download multiple wallet apps, a single entry point can view asset data (NFTs, tokens, transaction records) from 10+ public chains such as Ethereum and Solana. When authorizing for monetization, users can 'select multi-chain data with one click', and the system automatically integrates and packages it, eliminating redundant operations. A white-collar worker in Shenzhen, Xiao Lin, previously managed data from 3 chains by switching among 4 apps, but now with the integrated wallet, he can complete multi-chain data authorization in just 5 minutes daily, earning 40% more monthly than before. For small and medium projects, the hub developed a 'One-Click Multi-Chain Interface'—projects only need to connect to one Chainbase interface to access basic data from 80+ public chains (such as user transactions, liquidity, player behavior), avoiding the need to connect to each chain separately, reducing technical development time from 1 month to 3 days. A DeFi information project with 5 members quickly launched a 'Multi-Chain Market Section' using this interface, increasing user numbers twofold compared to the single-chain period. For offline merchants, the hub designed a 'Cross-Chain NFT Query Tool'—merchants can simply scan with their phones to simultaneously check customers' NFT holdings across multiple chains like Ethereum and BNB Chain, avoiding the need to switch tools repeatedly, as simple as checking a delivery tracking number. A clothing store in a business district in Chengdu saw a 60% improvement in recognizing cross-chain NFT members after using it, no longer missing discounts due to the scattered nature of on-chain data.
When the ecosystem is implemented, Chainbase does not engage in 'multi-chain stacking', but focuses on simplifying and adapting 'complicated operations' scenarios. For individual users, it launched a 'Multi-Chain Task Aggregation Page'—this consolidates high-yield data tasks (such as 'Authorize Ethereum DeFi data to earn 5 C' and 'Share Solana NFT data to earn 8 C') from different chains onto one page, allowing users to select tasks and submit them with one click, without jumping to different chain task pages. Currently, 3.05 million users are using the aggregation page, improving multi-chain data authorization efficiency by 85%. For small and medium projects, it introduced a 'Multi-Chain Data Package'—'100 C can call basic data from 3 chains' and '500 C can call advanced data from 10 chains', saving 50% of costs compared to purchasing data from each chain separately. A small GameFi project utilized the package to access player data from 5 chains at a low cost, expanding their player coverage by three times. For offline merchants, it initiated a 'Cross-Chain Activity Companion'—helping merchants design 'Universal Discounts for Cross-Chain NFT Members' (regardless of which chain customers hold NFTs on, they can still enjoy discounts), and also teaching staff to use the cross-chain query tool. Recently, it helped a women's clothing store in Hangzhou run an event, attracting 70 cross-chain NFT members to the store in 3 days, increasing sales by 45%. Even more user-friendly, Chainbase developed a 'Multi-Chain Data Calculator', where users can input 'the number of chains to manage + data types' to calculate 'how much operation time is saved' and 'how much more $C can be earned', allowing users and projects to intuitively feel the value of integration.
In the long run, its value lies in 'using cross-chain integration to lower the 'multi-chain threshold' of Web3 data', making multi-chain an advantage rather than a burden. Currently, Chainbase has 3.05 million individual users and 140,000 small and medium cooperative projects/merchants using multi-chain data through the integrator, with the usage rate of multi-chain data rising from 20% to 75%—individual users connect to higher-value demands through multi-chain data, small projects attract more customers with multi-chain services, and merchants cover a wider membership through cross-chain recognition. Recently, the project also partnered with the cross-chain wallet MetaMask to embed the 'multi-chain data integration' function into MetaMask, allowing users to complete multi-chain data authorization directly within the wallet, expecting to add 2.05 million individual users; and with the cross-chain protocol Avalanche Bridge cooperation, optimizing multi-chain data synchronization speed, reducing data call latency by 30%. The 'cross-chain attribute' of C tokens is also being strengthened: when users authorize multi-chain data, C earnings increase by the number of chains (authorizing 3 chains adds 20%); projects purchasing multi-chain packages can enjoy a 20% discount when paying with C; users/projects staking C can have priority access to data from newly launched public chains. This design has kept the $C staking rate stable at 99%, with average daily trading volume increasing by 135%.
From helping white-collar workers manage data from 3 chains with one click, to enabling small projects to connect to 5 chains' interfaces in 3 days, and facilitating clothing stores to check cross-chain NFTs all at once, Chainbase is using the 'cross-chain integrator' to make Web3 multi-chain data 'simpler'. As more participants enjoy the convenience of multi-chain integration, this 'cross-chain friendly' data platform might make 'multi-chain operations as simple as single-chain operations' a new experience in the Web3 ecosystem, truly breaking through the limitations of single-chain data and unlocking greater value from cross-chain aggregation.
