Is the 'lack of trust' in Web3 data for small entities? Chainbase establishes a 'credit endorsement station', ensuring personal data is recognized and small project services are trusted.

In the Web3 data ecosystem, there is a 'trust gap': individual users want to connect with brand collaborations using 'on-chain transaction data', but are rejected due to 'lack of proof of data authenticity'; a three-person small team in a Web3 audit project launched 'data compliance testing services', but without 'industry endorsements', no project dared to place orders; offline niche handmade shops want to establish an 'NFT membership system', but customers are unwilling to authorize data because 'the shop lacks Web3 operational qualifications'—'small entities lack credit and no one dares to cooperate', leaving many potential participants stuck at the 'trust barrier', unable to open up the market. Chainbase, as a decentralized data infrastructure, is creating a 'data credit endorsement station' using 'credit certification + endorsement support', providing proof of data authenticity for individuals, compliance endorsements for small project services, and qualification recognition for small shop operations, helping small-scale roles establish trust.

Its core capability is turning 'invisible credit' into 'verifiable endorsements', rather than relying on 'empty persuasion' to gain trust for small-scale roles. On the technical side, Chainbase has created a 'credit endorsement hub': for individual users, the hub provides 'data authenticity certification'—on-chain data authorized by users (such as transaction records, NFT holdings) will generate 'on-chain evidence certificates' that indicate 'data source (block height of a public chain)' and 'authenticity verification results', which can be verified by scanning the code. A freelancer in Shanghai, Xiao Su, connected with a trendy brand using the evidence certificate and promoted her NFT collection data, earning 1,200 $C, stating, 'With the on-chain certificate proving the data is real, the brand quickly agreed to cooperate'; for small and medium projects, the hub has developed 'service compliance endorsements'—after Chainbase's compliance review of the project's data sources and service processes, a 'compliance service label' will be granted, along with a 'endorsement report' (such as 'the detection standards of a certain audit project comply with EU GDPR'), showcased on the project homepage. A data audit team of four received eight project orders in a month thanks to the endorsement label, three times more than before they had the endorsement; for offline small shops, the hub designed 'Web3 operational qualification certification'—after completing 'data tool usage training' and 'privacy protection commitments', small shops can receive the 'Chainbase certified merchant' plaque (displayed online and offline), and customers can scan to view 'qualification details' (such as 'has mastered the NFT redemption operation and promises not to disclose customer data'). After a handmade shop in Chengdu displayed the certification plaque, customer data authorization willingness increased from 40% to 85%, and NFT membership rose by 60%.

When deploying the ecosystem, Chainbase does not engage in 'formal endorsements', but instead focuses on deeply empowering 'trust-lacking' scenarios. For individual users, it launched a 'credit data plaza'—users can showcase 'high-quality data with evidence' (such as 'holding evidence certificates for 3 blue-chip NFTs' or 'monthly on-chain charity donation records averaging 10 times'), and brand parties will select cooperation targets in the plaza, where 4.35 million users are now registered, increasing the success rate of collaboration between individuals and brands by 85%; for small and medium projects, it introduced a 'endorsement support program'—when projects apply for endorsements, they can receive free 'compliance training' and 'endorsement material production guidance', and can be featured in the 'recommended services' section of the Chainbase website. A three-person DeFi data consulting project, after obtaining endorsements through the program, saw its exposure increase threefold, receiving its first large order (5,000 $C); for offline small shops, it initiated 'certified merchant traffic generation'—Chainbase's local community will prioritize recommending 'certified merchants' Web3 activities and help merchants design 'exclusive certification scripts' (such as 'We are Chainbase certified merchants, your data security is guaranteed'). Recently, it assisted a pottery shop in Hangzhou with an event, attracting 25 new customers to authorize data within three days, adding 30 NFT members through certification. Even more considerate, Chainbase has developed a 'credit value calculator', where entering 'credit endorsement types (such as 'data evidence' or 'compliance label')' allows one to calculate 'expected increase in cooperation probability and potential benefits/traffic', enabling small-scale roles to clearly understand the value of endorsements.

In the long term, its value lies in 'using credit endorsements to label the 'small players' of the Web3 data ecosystem as 'trustworthy', making trust no longer a shortcoming for small roles. Currently, Chainbase has 4.35 million individual users and 205,000 small and medium projects/shops establishing credit through the endorsement station, with 75% of individual users gaining their first brand cooperation through endorsements and 80% of small and medium projects opening up markets through endorsements, forming a positive cycle of 'endorsement - gaining trust - collaboration - earning profits'. Recently, the project has also partnered with the global Web3 credit institution 'TrustSwap' to connect 'Chainbase credit endorsements' with TrustSwap's cross-chain credit system, enhancing international recognition, and it is expected to add 3.35 million individual users; in collaboration with the offline business credit platform 'Tianyancha', the qualification information of certified merchants can be synchronized to Tianyancha, further enhancing trust among offline customers. The 'credit attribute' of the C token is also being strengthened: individual users collaborating with credit data can enjoy a 20% bonus on C earnings; projects using C to pay for endorsement-related expenses can get a 30% discount; users/projects/shops pledging C can accelerate the endorsement review (for example, 'pledging 1,000 C reduces the review time from 7 days to 2 days'), a design that stabilizes the C pledge rate at 99%, with a daily trading volume increase of 200%.

From helping freelancers earn promotion fees through evidence storage, to enabling small projects to secure large orders through endorsements, and then assisting handmade shops in attracting members through certification, Chainbase is injecting 'trust' into the 'small players' of Web3 data with its 'credit endorsement station'. As more small-scale roles gain recognition through endorsements, this 'trustworthy' data platform may establish a new rule in the Web3 ecosystem that allows 'small entities to have high trust and unrecognized ones to be acknowledged', transforming the data ecosystem into one that truly operates on 'trust and collaboration based on strength'.