Nansen announced their new partnership with Gravity, which is described as a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain built by Galxe.
According to the update from Nansen, this partnership aims to equip Web3 projects and investors with the insights they need to “navigate the ecosystem, engage their communities, and drive sustainable growth.”
At Nansen, they believe in delivering actionable, data-driven insights that empower blockchain users to “make informed decisions.”
Partnering with Gravity allows Nansen to bring enhanced data tools to a rapidly “expanding Web3 ecosystem.”
Gravity, launched earlier this year, is a Layer-1 omnichain smart contract platform optimized for “efficient, scalable, and secure cross-chain interactions.”
Through this integration, Nansen users can now leverage Gravity’s advanced cross-chain settlement protocol, which offers “fast finality and enhanced security.”
Additionally, full-chain abstraction prioritizes intuitive, “seamless usability, enabling a frictionless experience across multiple chains.”
Alex Svanevik, CEO of Nansen said:
“Partnering with Gravity marks a major milestone, enabling us to surface the signal and create winners by delivering powerful, real-time data insights directly to Web3 project teams and investors. We aim to empower the community with actionable insights that drive sustainable growth and innovation.”
This partnership with the Gravity enhances their coverage of on-chain activities and our ability to “empower crypto teams and investors to thrive.”
At launch, Nansen will go live with Growth and Query dashboards.
As covered, Nansen is a blockchain analytics platform that enriches on-chain data with millions of wallet labels.
Crypto-assets investors use Nansen to discover opportunities, perform due diligence and “defend their portfolios with their real-time dashboards and alerts.”
After years of working with blockchain data, Nansen claims that they found that many of their clients wanted the same thing: to know “more about the wallets that are transacting on-chain.”
So they started building Nansen in 2019 to address this need, and have quickly become a “provider of data and analytics for Ethereum.”