Beyond mainstream chains and large projects, Web3 has a large number of 'niche demands' that have been overlooked: data on items from less popular public chains, analysis of creator-fan interactions, and local cultural NFT membership services... These demands are often blocked from the ecosystem. Chainbase uses a 'niche service window' to bring them in.
Individual users can monetize their item data on Aptos/Sui through a 'niche data monetization pool', earning stable C every month; small teams can find clients needing fan interaction analysis and public welfare data tracking through a 'niche service connection channel'; offline specialty merchants can use a 'niche NFT query tool' to offer exclusive benefits to specific customer groups.
Chainbase has also launched a 'niche demand radar' and a 'niche value assessment tool' to help participants discover demands and calculate potential earnings. For small teams, there are support packages and client matchmaking events to push 'niche projects' into the right market.
Currently, 2.95 million users and 135,000 projects/merchants have solved 'niche pain points' through the window, expanding the coverage of the Web3 data ecosystem from 30% mainstream to 70%. Chainbase makes it possible for 'niches to also have a big market'.
