KLEVA
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  • Introduction to Kleva AI
    • About Kleva AI
      • Core Philosophy
      • Unlocking Hidden Value with AI
      • 3S: Simple. Secure. Saving.
  • Social & Community Links
  • Brand Kit
  • Market Context
    • Economic Context & Emerging User Needs
    • Limitations of Traditional DeFi
    • DeFAI – Solving DeFi’s Gaps with AI
  • Platform Design
    • DeFi: Conventional vs. Kleva AI’s Perspective
    • The Future of Autonomous Asset Empowerment
    • Core Systems of Kleva AI
      • 1: Autonomous Economy with Social Assets
      • 2: Referral Incentive Finance
      • 3: Onchain Incentive
  • Strategy & Business
    • Business Plan
      • Business Goals & Metrics
      • Target User Segments – Two Core Groups
  • Product Design
    • Functional Requirements
    • Product Features: Leveraging Invisible Assets
  • Technology Stack
    • Platform Architecture
      • Application & Interface Layer
      • Domain Service Layer
      • Platform Service Layer
        • Core
        • External Data Hub
        • Web3 Engine
        • Common Infra Service
      • Infra Layer
    • Key Features of Agent Runtime
      • Deployment & Model Management Framework
      • Security and Reliability Features
  • Tokenomics
    • KLEVA Token Design
      • Historical Tokenomics
      • Distribution Breakdown
  • Roadmap & Community
    • Roadmap & Timeline
      • KLEVA Protocol Era – Pre-Acquisition ('21~'24)
      • 2025–2026 Milestones
      • Community Engagement Timeline
  • Entity
  • Core Team
  • Vision
  • Commitment to the Future
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External Data Hub

A component responsible for collecting and processing on/off-chain data, then storing it in a DB structure optimized for fast data retrieval and aggregation. The platform supports multiple independent data pipelines for each service domain, consisting of the following sub-modules:​

  • Social Crawler: Collects data generated from popular social network services, primarily using OpenAPIs provided by the services or leveraging commercial data providers.

  • Game Crawler: Targets large volumes of real-time data generated during gameplay or data obtainable from popular game portals. In the former case, utilizes SDKs or OpenAPIs provided by game service providers to collect domain-specific datasets, processing and storing data in a form conducive to post-analysis.

  • DeFi Crawler: Collects, processes, and stores transaction events generated from well-known decentralized protocols on-chain. Off-chain DeFi-related community data is also targeted for collection.

  • eCommerce Crawler: Continuously collects and lists products available for purchase with tokens from open marketplaces. Useful in scenarios such as hot deals, gifts, and events, and can be easily integrated into agents using tool functions like posting purchase links on social channels.

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