Chainbase has packaged blockchain data into 'services', allowing developers to easily access on-chain information like calling an API. Whether it's transactions, balances, NFTs, or DeFi data, it can be instantly retrieved through REST and GraphQL interfaces without the need to set up complex nodes and indexing.
Its underlying architecture is based on Kafka, achieving high throughput and low latency streaming, making it very suitable for risk control, quantitative analysis, and real-time monitoring. At the same time, Chainbase supports synchronizing data to mainstream data warehouses like Snowflake and Postgres, helping teams conduct more in-depth analysis in conjunction with Web2 tools.
As the integration of AI and Web3 accelerates, Chainbase's Hyperdata Network is becoming the core data foundation for intelligent applications.