Xiao Wu, who is new to the field of Crypto Assets investment, once felt confused. He recalled: "To check the actual volume of a Token, I need to compare multiple platforms, and the data often doesn't match. The White Paper of the project is filled with jargon, and community discussions are too scattered, making it hard to grasp the key points." Once, he over-relied on the data from a single platform and bought a Token at a high price, only to later find that the volume had been artificially inflated, resulting in significant losses.

The use of Chainbase made Xiao Wu feel enlightened. When he wants to learn about a new coin, he just needs to open the Chainbase interface to get comprehensive information: the real volume of transactions after filtering out the noise, the proportion of positive community reviews, the public resumes of team members, and more. Xiao Wu described it as: "It's like having an investment navigation system that clearly identifies which paths are safe and where risks are hidden."

Recently, while studying a decentralized finance (DeFi) project, Xiao Wu received precise data analysis from Chainbase: "In the last 7 days, the proportion of institutional addresses among new users exceeded 30%", along with a risk warning stating that "there is one item pending repair in the smart contract audit". With this information, Xiao Wu avoided blindly following the trend and successfully navigated the subsequent market correction.

The strength of Chainbase lies in its integration of data distributed across various blockchains and platforms, which has been filtered and annotated. For ordinary users, there is no need to understand complex "data cleaning" or "cross-chain indexing" technologies; it is sufficient to know that it can provide direct and key information prompts, which fully demonstrates its practical value.

Nowadays, Xiao Wu often tells friends who are new to the industry: "The biggest enemy of crypto investment is not the risk itself, but the lack of transparency of information. With a 'data navigation' tool like Chainbase, one can at least determine whether they are standing on solid ground or in a dangerous trap. This kind of transparency can provide investors with more security and confidence."