What developers fear the most is 'reinventing the wheel.' When I heard that Chainbase provides a complete set of on-chain data APIs, I immediately understood its importance. In the past, to obtain transfer records for a specific token or analyze the NFT market, one had to run nodes and write scripts, which was very time-consuming.
Chainbase abstracts away these tedious processes, allowing developers to simply call the API to easily obtain standardized data. I imagine a new developer wanting to quickly build a DApp; in the past, they would spend weeks learning how to fetch data, but now they can accomplish it in a day. This improvement in efficiency is equivalent to lowering the entry barrier for the entire industry.
I believe the logic behind this is very simple: it allows developers to focus on creating value instead of getting bogged down in low-level data processing. Chainbase is essentially building a 'data highway' for Web3, enabling anyone to accelerate forward on it.
