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This article explores the evolution of blockchain data indexing, from nodes to AI-enabled full-chain services. With the rise of decentralized applications, data indexing technology has continuously evolved, including data parsing, diversification of indexers, and the realization of full-chain databases, which has improved data access efficiency. By comparing data service protocols such as The Graph, Chainbase, and Space and Time, it demonstrates the application of AI in data services and its potential for the future.

In the past year, the Web3 market has seen many narratives, but there are few projects that have truly withstood market validation. @AvailProject However, after the large investor unlock on July 23, $AVAIL only retraced 1-2%, quietly entering another phase: The bottom structure is complete, and the value is beginning to emerge. This is not common. Most projects experience significant short-term selling pressure after the unlocking of first-level funds, leading to a rapid price drop and a loss of community confidence. However, the performance of @AvailProject precisely demonstrates the following three points: 1. The primary capital structure is healthy and distributed reasonably. The unlocking did not trigger a panic sell-off, indicating that early investors either chose to continue holding or the market had already completed the turnover in advance. 2. Real use cases begin to emerge Avail is no longer just a "pure concept." The DA module is online, the Nexus cross-chain protocol has entered testing, and the Validium network is operational. The infrastructure has already been established, and key integration partners like Space and Time are also promoting actual usage. 3. The technical narrative upgrades from DA to "horizontal expansion + interconnectivity" Celestia has led the first wave of attention on modular DA, but Avail has not stopped at "another DA"; instead, it is gradually building a larger paradigm center through Nexus and Fusion: a scalable hub layer across L2 and across appchains. More importantly, the current market has completed an "emotional reshuffle" of Avail. The restless speculators have left the scene, leaving behind teams that are truly building products, community members participating in staking for network security, and builders and funds who understand the importance of infrastructure. We see a project moving from a "potential stock" to a "systemic role": It is no longer just a data availability layer, but a connector between rollups, a liquidity coordinator, and a catalyst for interoperability. So, the current $AVAIL is not a market hotspot, not a short-term surge, but it is a chip worth accumulating and a core foundation worth laying out for a new cycle. 📌 Possible catalysts for the next phase include: •Nexus mainnet officially launched (promoting cross-chain application usability) •More Validium networks launched (creating real usage demand) • Large-scale L2 / appchain integration (collaboration brings structural breakthroughs) •Fusion releases AVAIL staking value (incentives feedback to the ecosystem) The next cycle of modularization will evolve from "single point DA components" to "cross-chain coordination layers." And Avail may be the pioneer of this path.

Blockchain data indexing technology has evolved from blockchain nodes to AI-driven full-chain databases, enhancing data retrieval efficiency and user experience. In the future, technologies such as AI and zk-SNARKs will drive its intelligence and security, providing support for industry innovation.

The improvement in the geopolitical situation and the Fed's dovish tendency have driven the crypto market to warm up, with Bitcoin returning to $106,000. Changes in Crypto Assets regulation are positive, and a certain platform has applied for tokenization of stock trading. Meanwhile, Financial Institutions are accelerating their layout in the encryption field, and market sentiment is gradually optimistic.

The evolution of blockchain data indexing technology: from primitive nodes to AI-driven full-chain data services 1. Introduction Since the first batch of decentralized applications emerged in 2017, the Blockchain ecosystem has developed a rich variety of financial, gaming, and social applications. When discussing these decentralized applications, have we ever considered the sources of the various types of data they use? In 2024, artificial intelligence and Web3 became hot topics. In the field of AI, data is like the source of life, crucial for the growth and evolution of AI systems. Without data support, even the most sophisticated AI algorithms cannot demonstrate their intended intelligence and effectiveness. This article will deeply analyze the evolution of data indexing in the process of industry development from the perspective of blockchain data accessibility, and compare The Graph, Chainbase, and Space and.