Flare, the blockchain that gives developers access to the broadest range of decentralized data at scale and at minimal cost, is now live on Arkham.

Thanks to this collaboration, Flare users can now analyze network data within Arkham’s Intelligence Platform, submit queries to the Arkham Oracle to obtain actionable on-chain insights, and participate in various Flare-related bounties and auctions on the Arkham Intel Exchange.

Providing his thoughts on the partnership, Hugo Philion, co-founder and CEO of Flare, noted: “Flare is the blockchain for data – the only blockchain optimized for decentralized data acquisition. It’s therefore only right that we provide network builders and participants with the best possible analytics tools to allow them to make proper data-driven decisions. Arkham’s platform is both powerful and user-friendly so we are happy they have chosen to support the Flare network. “

Arkham uses a proprietary artificial intelligence (AI) engine, ULTRA, to algorithmically match addresses with real-world entities to enhance transparency within the crypto industry. The analytics platform provides data and analytics on the people and companies behind blockchain activity, linking cryptocurrency activity to real-world institutions. 

With the Arkham platform, Flare users can see what the top traders and investors in the world are doing in real-time while keeping a close eye on the performance of their own portfolios.  They can also use the data to conduct their due diligence, predict market movements, track the flow of funds, facilitate individual research, and monitor/report illicit fund flows.  

Miguel Morel, founder and CEO of Arkham, commented: “We are excited to be adding support for yet another blockchain to our platform, especially one that is already so focused on data and understands the importance of data-driven decision-making. We will continue expanding our breadth and depth of coverage going forward in order to provide the radical transparency our industry needs.”

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