Imagine an Uber for blockchain data — but instead of drivers, it's delivering hyper-structured, AI-ready datasets to any protocol, anywhere. That’s Chainbase’s Hyperdata Network: a unified, omnichain data layer indexing 200+ chains, enabling developers and AI agents to query data via a single API without running their own nodes. It’s like feeding DeFi and AI the internet on a platter.
The project isn’t vaporware. Since launch, Chainbase has served over 500 billion data calls, onboarded 35,000 developers, and supports 10,000+ projects — from MEV tools to L2 explorers and agent protocols. That’s infrastructure quietly pulling hard.
Then came the token launch. The native $C token rocketed 200% in 24 hours, briefly hitting ~$0.26. Today it trades around $0.23. Cointab The token is woven deeply into the system: it's the currency for data queries, staking for decentralized validation, contributor incentives, and governance — the oil that powers the engine.
Chainbase also rolled out a leveraged allocation strategy: 65% of tokens go to ecosystem growth (grants, airdrops, node incentives), with the remainder for early backers, team, and liquidity — signaling they’re engineering long-term incentives, not pump mechanisms.
Chainbase = DataFi plumbing for builders who want scale, AI, and omnichain signals — without building their own indexing engine.
