In the Web3 data ecosystem, there is an invisible rule: only large users who hold 'hundreds of NFTs and have tens of millions in DeFi data' can receive high-value monetization orders; only top projects that 'cover ten chains and have a million users' can sell data services; even offline chain brands prefer to cooperate with large platforms, while the data needs of community small shops in Web3 are largely ignored—'small scale = no opportunity', leaving many small and medium participants on the edge of the data ecosystem. Chainbase, as a decentralized data infrastructure, is creating a 'micro data stage' through 'micro data adaptation + support for small and micro projects', allowing individuals' 'small data' (such as single NFT transactions and small DeFi investment records) to earn $C, and allowing small micro projects' 'small services' (such as single-chain data inquiries and small-scale event planning) to have a market, giving small-scale roles a dedicated space.
Its core breakthrough is transforming the ecological rule of 'only recognizing big data and only serving big roles' into 'micro data has value and small micro has opportunities', not allowing scale to become a threshold. On the technical side, Chainbase has built a 'micro data service hub': for individual users, the hub has launched a 'micro data monetization pool'—even if there is only 'one Solana chain NFT purchase record' and 'three small Ethereum investment data', it can still be connected to the pool, matching the needs of those requiring 'ordinary user sample data' (such as Web3 teams conducting user segmentation research or small projects testing product adaptability), earning 3-5 C for a single authorization. A small office worker in Zhengzhou, Xiao Feng, only had two small DeFi transaction data, previously thinking it was useless, but now earns 120 C per month from authorizing micro data, enough for two months of phone bills; for small micro projects (teams of three or fewer), the hub developed a 'micro service docking channel'—even if it can only provide 'single chain (such as Polygon) player login data queries' or 'small-scale NFT user profile analysis' as micro services, it can still take orders in the channel. A two-person data tool team has been able to secure 15 orders a month by providing 'single chain player retention data statistics' to small and medium GameFi projects, earning 12,000 C; for community small shops, the hub designed 'micro scenario data tools'—without needing to connect complex multi-chain data, just one C can activate 'single shop NFT membership query function', supporting 'checking whether customers hold the store's NFT and whether they meet small discount conditions'. A community fruit shop in Guangzhou used this tool to issue discount coupons to eight small NFT members, boosting weekend sales by 25%.
When the ecosystem is implemented, Chainbase does not engage in 'scale discrimination', focusing on providing precise services for 'small scale needs'. For individual users, it launched a 'micro data task wall'—all tasks are 'micro data adaptation types' (such as 'authorize once for this week's BNB Chain small consumption record, earn 3 C' and 'share a screenshot of ordinary NFT holdings, exchange for 4 C'), without needing to accumulate a large amount of data, beginners can get started on the same day. Currently, 2.15 million users are monetizing on the task wall, and the monthly trading volume of micro data has surpassed 8 million times; for small micro projects, a 'small micro support package' has been launched—containing '100 C startup funds', 'micro service promotion positions', and 'free technical consultations'. A two-person team used the support package to promote their 'single chain data query service' to 50 small and medium projects, tripling their order volume; for community small shops, a 'micro scenario cooperation plan' was initiated—offering free training on 'micro data tool usage' to small shops, and subsidizing a 5 C tool activation fee. Recently, they helped a campus stationery shop run 'micro data membership activities', attracting 30 student NFT members to the store in three days, with new product sales increasing by 40%. Even more considerate, Chainbase developed a 'micro data value calculator'—by inputting 'data volume (such as '1 NFT transaction')' and 'service scope (such as 'single chain query')', it can calculate 'approximately how much can be earned and how many orders can be taken', allowing small-scale participants to clearly understand their opportunities.
In the long term, its value lies in 'filling the small and micro gaps in the Web3 data ecosystem with the micro data stage', making small scale no longer a barrier to participation. Currently, Chainbase has 2.15 million individual users and 95,000 small and micro cooperative projects/merchants. The needs of these 'small roles' have gathered to form a unique 'micro data market'—previously, the Web3 data ecosystem only served 10% of large-scale participants, but now it can cover 60% of small and medium roles. Recently, the project has also reached a cooperation with small and micro Web3 communities in Southeast Asia to integrate the 'micro data stage' into local communities, helping small vendors and ordinary users in Southeast Asia to monetize with micro data, and it is expected to add 1.15 million individual users. The 'small and micro attributes' of token C are also being strengthened: individuals can accumulate and exchange C earned from micro data for 'high-value micro task qualifications'; small micro projects can enjoy fee reductions when accepting orders with C; small micro nodes that stake C can get priority recommendations for micro service orders, which has increased the staking rate of $C to 97% and daily trading volume by 90%.
From helping office workers earn phone bills with small data, to enabling two-person teams to profit from micro services, and then to bringing community small shops to attract foot traffic using micro tools, Chainbase is using the 'micro data stage' to bring the 'marginal roles' of the Web3 data ecosystem to the center. As more small and medium participants find their place, this 'small and micro-friendly' data platform may enable 'small scale also has big opportunities' to become a new consensus in the Web3 ecosystem, making data truly a source of income that every participant can reach.
