Good news! There has been a new breakthrough in the field of decentralized storage and data infrastructure. Chainbase and Humanity Protocol recently officially migrated from IPFS to Lista DAO, which is a significant event for the Web3 ecosystem.

First, let's talk about what Chainbase is. It is a leading data infrastructure provider in the Web3 space, currently serving over 1,000 dApps with more than 1 million monthly active users. In other words, it plays a fundamental role in supporting the operation of the entire Web3 application ecosystem. What does this migration mean? Intuitively, it means finding a better storage and service solution.

From a technical perspective, here are some core comparisons. In terms of cost, Lista DAO's storage fees are 80-100 times lower than IPFS—this difference is so significant that it can directly impact the long-term operational costs of projects. In terms of performance, read speeds are 3-5 times faster, with obvious improvements in user experience. Additionally, Lista DAO adopts RedStuff error correction code technology, ensuring higher data reliability. As an in-depth integration solution within the Sui ecosystem, the technical synergy naturally emerges.

The scale of data migrated this time is also quite large—10 million identity credentials, 5 million verification records, 2 million authorization records, along with all historical data transferred together. The overall schedule is also clearly planned: data migration to be completed by March 30, service switch by April 15, and most dApp adaptations completed by June 30. This phased and paced approach reduces risks and provides the ecosystem with ample time to adapt.