February was a month of builders, agents, and ecosystem momentum. We expanded agent-native tooling, deepened partnerships, and connected with developers across ETHDenver and Sui Summit. Step by step, Chainbase is becoming the crypto data layer AI agents can actually use.

• Chainbase API launched as agent skills on skills.sh and Clawhub

• Announced partnerships with TermMaxFi and Chainlove

• Collaborated with SlowMist on targeted macOS phishing threat analysis

• Joined HackQuest AMA with Injective and Orbit AI

• Attended ETHDenver and co-hosted Margs & Tacos Night at Sui Summit

• Celebrated Lunar New Year with the global community

• Hosted Quiz Night Round 2 with $C rewards

• Continued validator operations on Somnia Network

Chainbase API is now available as a dedicated skill on skills.sh and Clawhub, allowing AI agents, including those built on OpenClaw, to access real-time Web3 data directly. This lowers the barrier for agent builders to access structured onchain signals with zero complex setup.

Chainbase continues operating as a validator on Somnia Network, recognized in the Somnia Validators Weekly Update as a top operator alongside partners such as Everstake and Republic.

Our role supports network stability and highlights Chainbase’s commitment to reliable, verifiable data infrastructure across ecosystems.

We announced a partnership with TermMaxFi, a next-generation fixed-rate DeFi protocol focused on predictable yield markets. Through this collaboration, TermMax market data, including pricing, yield analytics, and cross-market comparisons, may be accessible via the Chainbase API in the future.

Chainlove (incubated by Protofire) integrated Chainbase APIs into their developer toolbox. The collaboration reinforces the importance of structured onchain data infrastructure as foundational tooling for long-term builders.

We teamed up with SlowMist to analyze and disclose a sophisticated macOS-targeted phishing campaign disguised as “audit” or “token vesting confirmation” emails. Chainbase detected the campaign early, shared sanitized samples, and contributed to joint threat intelligence.

More details: https://slowmist.medium.com/threat-intelligence-analysis-of-token-vesting-phishing-poisoning-50f39f5b9718

We joined HackQuest, Injective, and Orbit AI in the AMA session “How AI Is Reshaping Startup Workflow,” sharing insights on AI agent development and DataFi opportunities.

We celebrated Lunar New Year with the global community, sharing multi-language greetings and welcoming the Year of the Horse.

“新年快乐，恭喜发财，马到成功！” — wishing everyone prosperity and success in 2026.

Quiz Night returned for its second round on Telegram, attracting 200+ participants and engaging the community around Hyperdata Network knowledge and DataFi concepts.

Following the Kuala Lumpur Coffee Chat, Chainbase Club continued building momentum as a global offline community initiative, with more cities planned for upcoming gatherings.

Chainbase was on the ground at ETHDenver, connecting with builders and showcasing infrastructure for AI agents and onchain data applications.

At Sui Summit, we co-hosted the Margs & Tacos Night social with Suisterhood and FullSailFi, bringing together builders and ecosystem partners for an evening of collaboration and networking.

February marked strong progress in partnerships, security, and global events.

As the agent ecosystem continues evolving, Chainbase is doubling down on making structured onchain data accessible, programmable, and verifiable for the next generation of applications.

We’re steadily building the infrastructure that will power how AI agents interact with crypto data.

Keep Building. Keep Shipping.

Chainbase is building the Hyperdata Network for AI — a foundational layer for the DataFi era.

Built as a Hyperdata Network, Chainbase turns onchain signals into structured, verifiable, and AI-ready data that can be directly processed by AI models and decentralized applications. Its core stack includes:

• Manuscript: a programmable layer for building data assets;

• AVS layer: decentralized data execution and verification;

• $C Token: the native currency for AGI.

This structured data layer supports a new generation of crypto applications that are autonomous, composable, and economically aligned with their users and contributors.

To date, Chainbase has indexed over 200 blockchains, processed more than 500 billion data calls, and supports a community of more than 35,000 developers. Over 10,000 projects actively use Chainbase across a wide range of use cases, including MEV infrastructure, L2 explorers, agent protocols, and onchain analytics.

The founding team brings deep experience in blockchain infrastructure, data engineering, and protocol security. Chainbase is backed by top-tier investors and works closely with ecosystems across modular infrastructure, large language models, and onchain AI.

As the need for machine-readable and economically aligned data continues to grow, Chainbase provides the foundational layer for a programmable data economy—one where information moves freely between agents, protocols, and people.

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