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Chainbase is a decentralized data infrastructure platform designed to organize, index, and make blockchain data accessible for developers, enterprises, and AI-powered applications. The project focuses on creating a unified data layer that simplifies how Web3 applications interact with on-chain information across multiple blockchain ecosystems.
The platform combines blockchain indexing infrastructure, decentralized data coordination, artificial intelligence integration, and developer tools to enable scalable access to structured blockchain data. Chainbase aims to improve interoperability and reduce complexity for applications that rely on large-scale blockchain analytics and real-time data access.
By building decentralized data infrastructure, Chainbase seeks to support the next generation of Web3, AI, and cross-chain applications that require reliable and verifiable blockchain information.
Chainbase was created to solve challenges related to fragmented and inaccessible blockchain data infrastructure. As blockchain ecosystems expanded, developers increasingly faced difficulties accessing structured on-chain data efficiently across multiple networks.
Traditional indexing systems often required significant engineering resources, centralized infrastructure dependencies, and complex integrations. This fragmentation slowed application development and limited interoperability between ecosystems.
Chainbase aims to address these issues by providing decentralized indexing infrastructure and unified blockchain data services that simplify how developers and AI systems access, process, and utilize on-chain information. The project focuses on making blockchain data more scalable, interoperable, and developer-friendly.
$C is the native utility and ecosystem token associated with the Chainbase network. The token is designed to support decentralized data infrastructure coordination, governance participation, staking mechanisms, and ecosystem incentives.
Users and infrastructure participants may utilize C tokens for governance voting, staking participation, accessing network services, supporting decentralized indexing infrastructure, and incentivizing ecosystem growth.
$C helps align incentives between developers, node operators, data providers, AI systems, and ecosystem participants while supporting the long-term expansion of decentralized blockchain data infrastructure.
:contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0} was introduced as a unified data layer designed to simplify blockchain data access for developers.
Chainbase launched its omnichain data network, enabling indexing and querying across multiple blockchain ecosystems.
The platform expanded its ecosystem with AI-ready blockchain datasets and enhanced developer tooling.
Chainbase advanced its decentralized data infrastructure strategy through broader ecosystem integrations and network scaling initiatives.
| ROI | PRICE | MARKET CAP | INVESTMENT |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1xx | $0.08 | $13.3M | |
| 0.75xx | $0.06 | $10.0M | $376.934 |
| 1.88xx | $0.16 | $25.0M | $942.336 |
| 3.77xx | $0.31 | $50.0M | $1,884.671 |
| 7.54xx | $0.63 | $100.0M | $3,769.342 |
| 18.85xx | $1.56 | $250.0M | $9,423.355 |
| 37.69xx | $3.13 | $500.0M | $18,846.711 |
| 56.54xx | $4.69 | $750.0M | $28,270.066 |
| 75.39xx | $6.25 | $1.0B | $37,693.422 |
| 226.16xx | $18.75 | $3.0B | $113,080.266 |
| 376.93xx | $31.25 | $5.0B | $188,467.11 |
| ATHx | $0.52 | $83.3M | $3,138.97 |
