How Chain Atlas AI uses Analog to power multi-chain territory control

Managing data across multiple blockchain networks effectively is a major obstacle to the mass adoption of the blockchain ecosystem. Although AI agents promise to make this process easier, they frequently have trouble efficiently handling data from various blockchains. This case study shows how Chain Atlas, powered by Belong, resolves this issue using Analog's technology.

Belong is an infrastructure layer that enables communities and businesses to develop AI-powered and tokenized engagement campaigns, properties, and events. The mobile app enables users to take part in community activities, earn rewards, and join events without having to deal with the technical nuances of cryptocurrencies. From their phones, users can control everything, including rewards programs and event tickets.

Belong's Chain Atlas campaign turns cities into interactive gaming environments, facilitating easy and entertaining blockchain onboarding. In contrast to traditional airdrops, which necessitate intricate missions, players can mint gas-free NFTs by just going outside. By simplifying traditional blockchain interactions through gamification, users are encouraged to interact with crypto ecosystems in an enjoyable and simple manner.

Using Analog's technology, Chain Atlas is combining data from several blockchains into a single interface. Users can concentrate on completing the airdrop tasks rather than worrying about maintaining several accounts for various chains.

Blockchain networks' decentralized structure is the primary problem. Every chain runs separately, keeping its own records and procedures. Although this independence guarantees resilience and security, it also produces disjointed data pools that are challenging to integrate. Multichain ecosystems typically require manual user actions and are too complex for novices.

Analog's infrastructure creates a smooth information flow by integrating data from popular blockchains like Ethereum, Polygon, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, and Astar. Chain Atlas can track player activities and game progress in real time using Analog Watch's API, which enables AI assistants to inform players of their team status and progress.

Chain Atlas AI agents use Analog's API to provide real-time insights and guarantee that players always receive the most recent information about their collections regardless of which chain they’re using. When someone comes to a place to pick up geo-based NFTs, for instance, Analog ensures that this transaction is instantly confirmed across several blockchain networks. As a result, players can concentrate on the game rather than technical details.

Chain Atlas combines digital rewards with real-world exploration to challenge the way people interact with blockchain. By going to certain places, gathering Proof-of-Location tokens, and vying for clan supremacy on a worldwide leaderboard, players finish missions. Real-time handling of data from several blockchains is necessary for this process.

Analog gathers information from every integrated blockchain network and transforms it into a standardized format. Through its API, this data is processed and made accessible, allowing Belong's AI agents to track activity and produce insights. Chain Atlas uses Proof-of-Location technology to verify the interaction when a player finishes a location-based mission.

Additionally, the integration of Chain Atlas's technology with Analog's technology makes the entire process more user-friendly, which is essential for encouraging more people to use blockchain technology. Even total newbies can easily participate thanks to Belong's handling of the complex blockchain interactions behind the scenes. This is part of a larger movement to use AI to increase accessibility to blockchain technology.

A number of encouraging developments follow from this solution:

• Improved artificial intelligence capabilities in blockchain applications.
• More advanced analysis of on-chain territory.
• Enhanced automation of intricate blockchain functions.
• AI has the potential to make blockchain technology even easier to use.