Dune now supports 100 chains, making it the one of the most comprehensive crypto data platforms, according to its developers.
The team behind Dune noted that in the fast-evolving world of blockchain and web3, crypto data is the “lifeblood of innovation.”
The update from from Dune explained that from developers building Dapps to analysts uncovering trends and insights, “access to comprehensive, accurate, and reliable onchain data is critical.”
Dune claims that it has now emerged as one of the go-to platforms for onchain data, and today, they’re pleased to announce a major milestone: Dune now supports 100 chains, making it one of the most extensive blockchain data platforms in the industry.
From the very beginning, Dune’s mission has been to “make crypto data accessible to everyone.”
Their vision was simple: to create “a universal crypto data hub that empowers users to explore, analyze, and build across any blockchain.”
This vision has driven every decision they’ve made, from “expanding their chain coverage to building tools that make multichain analytics seamless.”
Reaching 100 chains wasn’t an “overnight achievement.”
Here’s a look at some key milestones along the way:
Starting with Ethereum:
Dune began as an Ethereum-focused platform, “providing deep insights into the most active blockchain ecosystem.”
Their intuitive interface and powerful querying tools “made us a favorite among crypto analysts.”
Embracing the Multichain Future:
With the rise of alternative Layer 1 blockchains like Solana, Avalanche, and Aptos, they doubled down on their “commitment to multichain coverage.”
Each new chain added to Dune brought new opportunities for users to explore and analyze diverse ecosystems, “making Dune the platform for onchain data.”
As Ethereum’s scalability challenges led to the rise of Layer 2 solutions like Arbitrum, Optimism, and Polygon, they realized they had to further expand.
Adding support for these chains allowed users to explore the growing ecosystem of rollups and sidechains, “further solidifying Dune’s position as a leader in blockchain analytics.”
Fredrik Haga, co-founder and CEO at Dune said:
“It’s clear that the future is multichain. Over the last year, Dune has worked incredibly hard to support many more ecosystems, and we’re proud to have reached the milestone of 100 chains supported. No matter what you’re analysing or building Dune will have the onchain data you need.”
Dune’s multichain capabilities aren’t just about quantity – they’re about quality and usability.
Whether you’re analyzing Ethereum, Solana, or an appchain, Dune says that it currently “provides a consistent and intuitive interface for crypto analytics.”
According to the update from Dune, there’s “no need to learn new tools or navigate different platforms – everything you need is in one place.”
Dune’s community of analysts and developers has “created thousands of dashboards and queries across chains.”
This “wealth of shared knowledge” makes it easier than ever to explore new ecosystems and discover trends, making Dune a “powerhouse” for blockchain analytics.
Their new multichain developer platform, Echo, supports many of the 100 chains and even more.
While 100 chains is a significant milestone, their work is far from over, the Dune team said.
They added that the crypto ecosystem is constantly evolving, and they’re now committed to “staying ahead of the curve.”
Here’s what they claim to be working on at present:
They’ll continue to add support for new blockchains, Layer 2s, and appchains as they emerge, “ensuring Dune remains the go-to platform for crypto analytics.”
They’ll also continue to invest in their community, “providing resources and support to help users make the most of Dune’s blockchain data capabilities.”
With the Echo API, they aim to provide the “fastest, most reliable crypto data API with the widest blockchain coverage, empowering developers to build seamlessly across ecosystems.”