Chainbase has some real merits; it is a combination of a full-chain data network and AI, which is far more advanced than merely creating a blockchain search engine. 500 billion data calls are no joke, and the multi-chain interoperability is especially impressive, essentially building a highway for data flow.
The four-layer architecture design is very clever: indexing, transformation, utilization, and decentralization, particularly integrating Google Gemini and its self-developed Theia model, finding a breakthrough at the intersection of Web3 and AI. The developer tools are also well done, with an open-source framework, API, and SQL support, directly lowering the threshold to the minimum.
The ecological layout is very clear, targeting the $70 billion market of Web3 + AI, with partners of the caliber of Google Gemini and Vana. The $C token model is designed clearly, with Binance listing and airdrop plans being executed brilliantly.
Compared to competitors like The Graph, Chainbase indeed has advantages in full-chain coverage and AI empowerment. The decentralized protocol ensures data transparency and security, which is what Web3 should look like.
Of course, there are also many challenges, such as high technical complexity, intense market competition, and significant regulatory uncertainty. However, looking at the momentum of the AVS mainnet and ecological expansion, future development is worth looking forward to.
