2026-01-12 21:22:46

Web3 development has reached a clear bottleneck — it's not about computing power, but about how data is stored and used.

There has been a project quietly working on this. It builds a data storage and availability solution for decentralized applications, with the core advantage of ensuring security and decentralization while enabling applications to handle large-scale data. It sounds simple, but for data-intensive scenarios like NFT, GameFi, AI, and social protocols, this is a life-and-death line.

As on-chain applications become more complex and feature demands increase, whoever can master the data layer will hold the key to the next stage of Web3 infrastructure.

Tokens of such projects are not just trading tools; they support the operation mechanism of the entire ecosystem. Infrastructure projects tend to be severely underestimated early on, but once their value is recognized by the market, their potential release is often the most enduring. That’s why knowledgeable people continue to pay attention to this track.

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ContractFreelancer

· 01-15 19:01

The data layer is indeed a bottleneck, but honestly, there are very few projects willing to genuinely invest in this area now. Infrastructure is always underestimated; it's standard practice. By the time you realize its importance, it’s usually too late. I'm curious about how this project specifically handles the balance between large-scale data privacy and efficiency. In the early stages, making money from tools is still better than mining. I really respect the patience of the infrastructure team. It's both the data layer and ecosystem operation—feels like another round of hype is about to start. If this thing really works, those trash GameFi projects might actually need to change.

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On-ChainDiver

· 01-14 17:42

The data layer is the next big trend, and there's no doubt about that. Infrastructure projects are indeed likely to be overlooked this time, but it'll be too late once the market reacts.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-12 21:52

The data layer is indeed a pain point, but to be honest, it still depends on who can truly implement it. It's not just about hype.

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DAOTruant

· 01-12 21:52

The data layer has really been seriously overlooked. The industry is all about promoting public chains and L2, but no one is properly researching storage... This is the true infrastructure.

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 01-12 21:52

The data layer is the real bottleneck, and there's nothing wrong with that logic... But the problem is, there are hundreds of projects called "infrastructure" now, how many of them will survive until they can unleash their potential?

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ForumMiningMaster

· 01-12 21:36

The data layer is the real bottleneck; computing power has long been outdated, yet some people still keep hyping it up. Infrastructure projects are like this: working diligently for many years, and once they explode, they can't be stopped. Underestimated in the early stages? That's for sure. Early adopters who took the risk made huge profits. This track is indeed worth bottom-fishing, but you need to see clearly who truly has technical depth.

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ChainDetective

· 01-12 21:31

Haha, the bottleneck at the data layer has been obvious for a long time. It all depends on who can truly solve it. That's right, infrastructure initially doesn't get much attention, but once you start using it, you'll realize how crucial it is. These kinds of things aren't like hot coins that get hyped up; they accumulate value gradually. The key is to find projects that are genuinely working behind the scenes, rather than those that just tell stories and deceive investors. Getting in early when it's undervalued and riding the wave to a big surge—that's the dividend of this opportunity.

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