Over the past year, I fell into the trap of Airdrops. From Telegram groups to X platform, from Discord to Zealy and Galxe, as soon as I heard about 'zero-cost participation in projects', I would jump in without hesitation. However, the results of this behavior have been disappointing: sometimes being exploited by the project party, sometimes having my account deleted for no reason, and even encountering the project party absconding with funds; the worst part is that my Wallet was also attacked by a Hacker.

This situation continued until I stumbled upon the Chainbase project in Binance Square. At first, I was cautious about it, but as I delved deeper, I found that Chainbase has an essential difference from other projects.

Chainbase is not a project designed for hype, but an innovative platform dedicated to 'on-chain data assetization'. This means that what users provide is no longer just simple likes, shares, or trending interactions, but structured data, verified participation, and content analysis. This data can not only be utilized by AI but can also be referenced by project parties and various models, becoming a truly valuable Web3 data resource.

The way to participate in Chainbase is also different from traditional Airdrops:

1. Upload valuable data, such as contract addresses, DEX pools, and Token trading information.
2. Participate in data verification and complete the AVS verification task.
3. Publish on-chain data analysis articles and tag Chainbase.
4. Long-term contributors have the opportunity to participate in the node program and receive mainnet incentives.

Compared to traditional Airdrops, Chainbase's 'data Airdrop' model has multiple advantages:

First, it has sustainability. As data is used more, contributors' earnings will also increase accordingly.
Secondly, it truly has value. Participants are not completing tasks just to finish tasks, but to provide momentum for the entire ecosystem.
In the end, it is verifiable. All contributions are recorded on the chain, ensuring fairness and transparency.

This model not only changed my perspective on Web3 projects but also made me rethink my role in this ecosystem. From a blindly chasing Airdrop 'maniac' to a participant who contributes valuable data to the ecosystem, this transformation made me feel the true spirit of Web3.

In the Web3 world, value should not come from simply completing tasks, but should stem from substantial contributions to the entire ecosystem. The model of Chainbase made me realize that only by providing truly valuable data and analysis can we drive the development of Web3 and achieve our own growth in the process.