As we moved into the final stretch of the year, Chainbase continued to advance its core infrastructure, ecosystem collaborations, and global presence. From x402 integrations and product releases to community initiatives and developer-facing events, November brought meaningful momentum to the Hyperdata Network.

• Integrated x402 Protocol, enabling instant, pay-per-request data access

• Launched the Tops Chrome Extension, bringing real-time trends directly inside X

• Opened Tops Farming Beta to early testers

• Formed new partnerships with UnifAI, Suisterhood, and Paimon Finance

• Packed the month with community fun: Community Call, Quiz Night, and the final round of Name Chainbase in Chinese

• Joined Solana Accelerate APAC, Sui ecosystem events, Startup Connect Buenos Aires, and Devcon

• Strengthened Asia-focused engagement and global developer outreach

Chainbase has officially integrated the x402 open payment protocol, enabling developers to access blockchain data through an on-demand, pay-per-request model.

With x402, data queries and payments become tightly connected, allowing AI agents, applications, and automations to consume Chainbase data through seamless micro-transactions. This new payment option complements existing subscription plans and will roll out to select partners before public availability.

(x402 support is now live across selected APIs and Data Sync endpoints.)

Tops, the AI-powered attention engine, is now available as a Chrome extension.

Users can access real-time crypto narratives and onchain activity directly from the right side of their X (Twitter) feed, creating a smooth “view insights without switching tabs” experience.

The first beta round of Tops Farming opened in November, focusing on testing interaction flow, contribution scoring, and the upcoming leaderboard experience.

Early testers have already begun providing feedback, with a broader release scheduled in the next phase.

We partnered with UnifAI Network to advance AI × DataFi use cases, including verifiable data pipelines, model evaluation, and cross-chain agent integrations.

We joined Suisterhood, a Sui-focused community initiative supporting developer education, female builders, and Web3 application incubation.

This collaboration further reinforces Chainbase’s long-term commitment to the Sui ecosystem.

We announced a partnership with Paimon Finance to provide high-quality onchain data for its RWA investment platform, supporting transparent, reliable, and accessible real-world asset opportunities.

November was a month of co-creation and community engagement across the Chainbase ecosystem.

Our team hosted a Community Call summarizing key achievements in 2025 and sharing strategic priorities and roadmap updates for 2026.

After multi-round community voting, the top two selected names were:

链基 (Lianji) 链源 (Lianyuan)

The campaign drew thousands of participants and highlighted the creativity and diversity of the Chainbase global community.

A community quiz focused on Hyperdata Network, DataFi, Tops, and Chainbase ecosystem knowledge attracted strong participation and helped deepen user understanding in a fun and interactive way.

Our CEO shared a year-end reflection emphasizing the team’s continued commitment to infrastructure, developer tooling, and long-term execution.

We joined Solana Accelerate APAC to engage with regional developers and explore DataFi use cases within the Solana ecosystem.

We remained active across Sui developer groups and community initiatives, contributing to ongoing ecosystem education and infrastructure discussions.

During Devconnect, we were invited to showcase the Hyperdata Network at the Startup Connect event in Buenos Aires, highlighting its international expansion.

We participated in Devcon and connected with teams building on Base, discussing multi-chain data applications and the future of AI-native agents.

November marked another month of steady progress across infrastructure, products, community, and global outreach.

In the coming weeks, we will focus on:

• Launching the new BuilderMaps product

• Publishing full developer documentation for x402

• Releasing the Chainbase Club web hub

• Updating and distributing the next wave of Chainbase merch

• Expanding global ecosystem partnerships and accelerating DataFi adoption

Chainbase will continue to push forward, 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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