
Datai
Datai Network is a modular, decentralized data layer that aggregates and enriches blockchain data, exposing AI-ready intelligence via APIs for AI agents, apps, wallets, and crypto-finance tooling.

What is Datai?
Datai Network is a decentralized data infrastructure that turns raw blockchain activity into AI-ready intelligence. The network aggregates data across multiple chains, applies in-house machine learning models to label and categorize smart contracts, and exposes the enriched data to consumers via APIs and a natural-language MCP layer. The architecture is split into three layers: a data sourcing layer where node operators run indexers and developers add protocol integrations, a refining layer where ML models clean and classify the indexed data, and an application layer that powers customer-facing tools across compliance/AML, financial analytics, wallet user-insights, and on-chain AI agents. Datai launched as Merlin, a centralized DeFi data provider, before transitioning to a decentralized network to scale coverage across DeFi, NFTs, RWA, and GameFi. The $DATAI token is used for staking, paying for premium analytics, and governance.
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