Adding Filebase Article "Using Tableland SQL To Track Object Name, Type, and IPFS CID of Objects Stored in an Filebase Bucket"

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Filebase currently has over 8,000 users and 750M+ files uploaded to date.

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Filebase has the potential to reach any user that needs to store data. Filebase offers both a user-friendly, simple UI for the everyday user, and offers an S3-compatible API for developers.

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