Still manually organizing on-chain data? There is a project that wants to solve this in another way.

The Glint data engine combines three elements: AI-driven analysis, an analyst collaboration network, and a token reward mechanism. It sounds quite innovative, and the actions are not slow either.

Timeline: IDO on November 21, price per unit $0.018, fully diluted valuation of $18 million. Five days later, won second place at the Dubai hackathon. One day later, listed on a certain exchange, simultaneously opened the staking pool - APY soared to 777% at one point, a figure that grabs attention.

From a technical perspective, we have now integrated chains such as Solana, AVAX, and Sonic. Multi-chain support is considered a basic skill for data tools, but the ability to quickly roll out also indicates that the underlying architecture is decent.

For developers, if you need to query data across chains without wanting to write a bunch of scripts, these tools can indeed save a lot of time. As for whether token incentives can support the analyst ecosystem, it will depend on how subsequent operations are handled.