At 2:30 AM, a certain DeFi protocol suddenly experienced unusually large transfers. Traditional development teams might spend several hours scraping block data and washing trading records, but on the dashboard, engineers pinpointed the suspicious address in three minutes — this is the value of on-chain data infrastructure.

- Covers over 20 mainstream public chains such as Ethereum, Solana, etc.
- Standardized 300+ datasets
- Provide GraphQL/SQL dual query engine
- An average of 1.5 billion API calls processed daily
We can understand it as "the AWS of on-chain data":
1) IaaS Layer: Build a global node network to solve developers' synchronization delay problems.
2) PaaS layer: Process the original transaction data into out-of-the-box analytical dimensions
3) SaaS Layer: Directly output NFT images, address labels and other value-added services
The positioning of its token C is quite interesting, as it serves both as a gas fee and a governance certificate:
- Data call consumes C (12% of the total amount has been burned)
- Node staking requires locking C (annualized return of about 8-15%)