As more decentralized applications begin to rely on real-world data, a fundamental issue has emerged: whether the data sources are trustworthy and whether the usage complies with regulations.

@DataHaven_xyz is born out of this pain point, and it also changes the way decentralized applications access real-world data.

In the past, many protocols depended on centralized databases or used datasets with unverifiable sources, which have obvious flaws in privacy and credibility.

DataHaven ensures transparency of data sources, usage rights, and revenue distribution through encrypted storage, access control, and on-chain records.

Developers can access authorized datasets without directly handling the raw data, and data providers can continue to earn rewards.

This structure transforms data from a one-time sold commodity into an asset that can generate long-term revenue, giving data its first complete lifecycle management on the blockchain. This is the key change brought about after the emergence of DataHaven.

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