Chainbase's positioning is to create a public layer of blockchain data that is 'AI usable'. Through REST and GraphQL interfaces, it covers scenarios such as transactions, NFTs, balances, and DeFi, allowing developers to quickly access multi-chain data without the need to build their own nodes and indexes.
Unlike traditional API providers, Chainbase also enhances real-time streaming processing. Based on a Kafka architecture, it can push data with low latency and high throughput, meeting the needs of risk control, market data, and quantitative applications. At the same time, developers can synchronize on-chain data to tools like Snowflake, S3, Postgres, etc., with one click, continuing to analyze with familiar workflows.
As full-chain data becomes an important link in the integration of AI and Web3, Chainbase's Hyperdata Network provides an efficient and verifiable solution. It allows developers to use on-chain data in a standardized manner, promoting the implementation of more intelligent applications.