2 min readFeb 19, 2025

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Breaking barriers in decentralized AI!

Chainbase has teamed up with Assisterr to push the boundaries of AI innovation through decentralized data infrastructure.
Here’s why this partnership matters.

AI Meets Blockchain
Assisterr specializes in AI-driven solutions, and with Chainbase’s omnichain data infrastructure, we’re bringing decentralized intelligence to Web3 applications.

Enhancing AI Efficiency with On-Chain Data

  • Improved decision-making with trustless on-chain analytics
  • AI-driven automation for DeFi, GameFi, and NFT ecosystems
  • AI models powered by real-time blockchain data indexing

How Chainbase Powers AI Applications
With its cross-chain interoperability, Chainbase enables:
AI-powered smart contract execution
Decentralized oracle integration
Automated risk assessment models for DeFi

AI-Driven Smart Contracts
Imagine self-executing DeFi strategies based on real-time market movements. Chainbase provides the data, and Assisterr provides the intelligence to make it happen.

AI in GameFi & NFTs

  • AI-enhanced NFT rarity tracking
  • Smart in-game asset management
  • Predictive analytics for NFT market trends

Security & Decentralization
Chainbase ensures trustless AI automation by using:

  • Decentralized validation for AI predictions
  • Privacy-enhanced computation with ZKPs
  • Immutable data storage for AI models

What This Means for Developers
With Chainbase & Assisterr, Web3 devs can:

  • Build AI-enhanced decentralized apps
  • Leverage real-time blockchain data for machine learning
  • Deploy autonomous AI-powered DeFi strategies

The Future of AI & Blockchain
This partnership redefines decentralized AI, unlocking new possibilities for automated, trustless, and intelligent blockchain applications.

Want to explore more about Chainbase x Assisterr?
Check out the latest updates here: https://docs.chainbase.com/

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Asian Ubuo
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