A 15-year-old genius hacker opened a data bank and ended up on Binance Start of the quiz: What are the three elements of AI? 1. 2, 3 The buzzer has ended: computing power, algorithms, and data. If you don't think of the answer within 3 seconds, it means you are not yet familiar with AI and need to read more popular science articles. Among the three elements, there are the most innovative applications centered around "data", which are also the most "valuable". What about pulling sheep? Let's sneak in! ⬇️ Around data, applications such as OpenLedger, Sahara, Flock, Mindnetwork, etc. can be easily captured from various perspectives such as data tagging, training, trading, and encryption. They are all impressive, but there is a deeper issue that needs to be addressed - data accessibility. How difficult is it to develop a real-time, multi chain, multi asset data dashboard? Let me put it this way, Jupiter acquired several teams from SolanaFM and Coinhall to meet this demand, and it took more than half a year to develop the current Portfolio feature. Why is it so difficult? The core issue is that the data accessibility of blockchain is too poor. What is availability? Talking to people means formatting and structuring different types of data scattered in various places, making it convenient for various applications to use. Is this a good business? yes. If we can provide a transparent, reliable, and permissionless full chain data network for Web3 and AI, then we will be rich. In fact, this is what Chainbase is doing. Yes, it's the @ ChainbaseHQ that just officially announced Binance Alpha, with the token being C. Chainbase can be simply understood as a 'data factory', through which scattered, complex, and heterogeneous data can be modularized to achieve interoperability and programmability across multiple blockchains. No wonder they position themselves as the 'Hyperdata network', which is indeed hyperdata. Currently, Chainbase has connected to over 220 blockchains, processed 600 million data calls per day, and pledged over 600000 ETH. If it's just processing data to create a 'data factory', it's not surprising. Why can it be listed on Binance? The secret is C, Chainbase's token. They have built a "data bank" driven by C on top of the "data factory", allowing developers, users, and validators to benefit from data. Last year, Chainbase completed a $15 million Series A funding round led by Tencent and Jingwei China. Other investors included Folius Ventures, Hash Global, DFG, JSquare, Mask Network, and Bodl Ventures. I sneaked in and there were also earlier investors such as XVC, M77 Ventures, ZhenFund, and Yuanlai Capital. Chainbase aims to treat on chain data as an "asset" and incentivize data production, processing, and consumption through C tokens. For example, developers can use Manuscript to generate a DeFi dataset and sell it to other dApps to earn C tokens; AI companies can use Theia to analyze on chain trends and develop predictive models. This' data as finance 'model has given rise to a new term: DataFi. Projects that can create words and occupy the mind are all good projects, whether it's data banks or DataFi, they feel good. The rest depends on the performance of the secondary market. TGE should start staking on July 14th, which is a very important step for "data banking". You don't even need to look at it. The ecosystem on Chainbase can use Data to mine Fi 👀 Are you familiar with the rhythm of this product? Many new Alpha projects require TGE to activate their ecosystem, which is the magic of blockchain projects. / The data world of Web3 used to be like a maze, with fragmentation, high barriers, and AI discontinuity causing headaches. "Super data networks" like Chainbase have made data a liquid and tradable asset, from which everyone can benefit. Oh, by the way, the 15-year-old genius hacker in the title is the founder of Chainbase. It's not that he's 15 now, it's that he became a cybersecurity hacker at the age of 15, the kind of good person. This is a soft core science popularization article, through which you can have a partial understanding of the following knowledge: Accessibility of blockchain data Chainbase and DataFi Where can I sell private photos Author: Anymose | A Soft Core Science Popularization Writer <End of Full Text>