Nansen Debuts New Platform for Investors and Projects

The unveiling of Nansen Query, a new solution created to provide an all-encompassing data solution to crypto-focused organizations and initiatives, was disclosed by blockchain analytics company Nansen.

The press announcement claims that Nansen Query was created on the Google Cloud platform and that it is simple to incorporate into an existing tech framework. Organizations now have the ability to utilize scalable, secure, and curated datasets that can process incredibly massive data units in real time.

According to Nansen, the dispersion among data providers and the requirement for high-quality on-chain data for precise user segmentation served as the driving forces for the development of Query.

Major Firms have Already Started Using Nansen Query

It is important to note that some crypto companies have been using Nansen Queries to manage their businesses covertly for more than a year. A number of platforms, including Google, OpenSea, and MakerDAO, have already incorporated the product into their technological architectures.

Karina Qian, Head of Business Analytics at non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace OpenSea, commented on the release. He said: 

“We rely on Nansen for high-quality, fresh, and reliable on-chain raw data that we’ve easily integrated into our production data pipelines for use in anomaly detection and market analysis. It is already an integral part of our infrastructure and decision-making processes.”

Nansen added that the platform includes the most well-known blockchains in the world, such as Solana, BNB Chain, Polygon, and Ethereum. It covers 98% of all stablecoin deposits and 95% of all on-chain Total Value Locked (TVL) deposits. 

Nansen CEO, Alex Svanevik asserts that “this is now the platform that Nansen analysts use to perform on-chain analysis, build dashboards, and share their work with others,” while adding:

“Our mission is to create winners in the future of finance, and by allowing more teams to directly access Nansen data, we’ll help crypto teams win.”

In the meantime, the platform reported at the end of the previous month that NFT whale Jeffrey Hwang, also known as “Machi Big Brother,” sold 1,010 tokens for $18.6 million over the course of 48 hours.