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  • Inefficient & Time-Heavy Research
  • Fragmented and Unstructured Data Landscape
  • Poor Use of Social Data
  • High Entry Barriers for Emerging Users
  • Limited Use of AI in Web3 Research
  1. INTRODUCTION

Addressed Problems

Web3 research and agentic development are bottlenecked by fragmented data, time-consuming workflows, and unreliable infrastructure. Arbus simplifies this landscape by providing a unified access layer that connects consumers, developers, and contributorsβ€”transforming overwhelming market signals into clear, actionable context for both research and autonomous execution.

Inefficient & Time-Heavy Research

  • Endless market noise makes it difficult to access meaningful insights

  • Manual workflows create barriers for investors and developers

  • Real-time monitoring of trends, narratives, and data shifts is practically impossible without AI-driven tools

Fragmented and Unstructured Data Landscape

  • Market data is scattered across disconnected platforms and tools

  • Lack of a unified access layer slows down research and integration

  • Inconsistencies in data quality lead to flawed or incomplete analysis

Poor Use of Social Data

  • Social media signals are underutilized, reducing intelligence depth

  • Missed trends and narratives due to lack of structured sentiment analysis

  • Poor visibility into the actual influence of creators, agents, and projects

High Entry Barriers for Emerging Users

  • Web3 tools are fragmented and require steep onboarding curves

  • Non-technical users struggle with data accessibility and tool complexity

  • Knowledge gaps reduce market participation and speed of adoption

Limited Use of AI in Web3 Research

  • AI is not effectively leveraged for market analysis and decision-making

  • Existing tools lack real-time, intelligent insight generation

  • Developers and users face barriers in accessing AI-powered research capabilities

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