On a rainy night in 2025, young developer Li Ming sat in front of his computer in an old apartment, staring at the scattered blockchain data on the screen. Ethereum's transaction records, Solana's high-speed transfers, Sui's complex states... these data points were dispersed like islands, and he tried to build an AI trading agent but kept hitting bottlenecks in data acquisition. API call timeouts and index synchronization failures caused him to crash repeatedly. One day, he saw a post on X: Chainbase's Theia Chat had launched. He curiously tried it out and asked, "How to monitor cross-chain DeFi opportunities in real-time?" Theia not only provided the answer but also included the complete reasoning chain and real-time data sources. Li Ming was shocked—this was not an ordinary chatbot; it was like a sage who understood the crypto world. From that day on, Li Ming connected to Chainbase's API. The Manuscript framework made it easy for him to parse Solana's complex data, and the Hyperdata Network unified data from all chains into structured streams. The AI agent he built began to operate autonomously: discovering arbitrage opportunities on Ethereum and executing flash loans on Solana, everything was seamlessly connected. Months later, Li Ming's agent earned considerable profits for the community. He participated in Chainbase's community governance, staking $C tokens to become a network validator. The once-isolated islands transformed into an interconnected ocean; data was no longer a burden but a source of power. Now, Li Ming often thinks: Chainbase is not just a tool; it illuminates the future of the fusion of Web3 and AI.

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