In the Web3 world, checking on-chain data is like ordering takeout.
Some platforms are slow, and after waiting for ages, the food is cold...
Some platforms have wildly fluctuating prices; a single API adjustment can make you 'pay extra for utensils'.
What's worse is that some platforms drop halfway through delivery, and you can only stare in frustration.
Developers are thinking: I just want to have a hot meal, why is it so difficult?
At this time, Chainbase came onto the scene.
It's like that delivery rider who never goes offline:
Real-time updates: as soon as a new block is on-chain, it sets off immediately.
Cross-chain delivery: whether it's ETH, BSC, or Polygon, it will all be delivered to you.
Decentralized assurance: what gets delivered are genuine products, no 'swapping'.
Highly scalable: whether you order one meal or hundreds, it can handle it.
In a nutshell: you place an order, it will be delivered.
🪙 As for $C tokens?
That's the 'pass' in this delivery system:
You need to use it to place orders.
Riders need to stake it to accept orders.
Good service can also earn rewards.
You can even decide the delivery rules (protocol governance) together.
Just to mention, Tencent and Matrix Partners have already invested in this 'rider platform'.
Capitalists know: in the future, food delivery is a necessity, and riders are the real business.
🔚 Summary
There will be countless new restaurants (DApps, protocols, NFT markets) in the Web3 world.
But only those that can run fast and deliver reliably are the riders that are always online.
@Chainbase Official is the rider that never goes offline. 🚴♂
