Blockchain
Arkham, a blockchain analytics company, has announced its collaboration with TRON DAO via Twitter, showing one more step toward its goal of ‘Total Crypto Intelligence.’ Arkham’s integration with multiple chains into a single platform will open new possibilities for on-chain research.
As per the announcement, the smart contract platform TRON will now feature on the Arkham platform. Founded in 2020, Arkham is a blockchain intelligence software company that deanonymizes crypto markets using proprietary software and analysis.
Arkham envisions providing ‘Total Crypto Intelligence’ among all blockchains. With the help of TRON, Arkham users can now explore the activities of wallets & entities in the TRON ecosystem. Reportedly, TRON’s blockchain will take some time to launch.
On the other hand, Tron is a community-governed DAO which is one of the leading smart contract platforms. Launched in 2018, TRON DAO is committed to accelerating the decentralization of the internet through blockchain technology. In a short span of time, TRON secured its place as an integral part of the decentralized infrastructure.
Currently, TRON bears the third largest TVL of any crypto ecosystem with around $40B stablecoins exclusively on the TRON network. Additionally, the circulation of Tether (USDT) is more on TRON than any other blockchain, which is commendable. Hence, including TRON in Arkham would bring the total analysis of the blockchain world on a single platform.
With this collaboration, users will be able to make use of Arkham on TRON and can track the activities of labeled entities with other chains. Arkham’s latest announcement is followed by the series of its recent partnerships with notable blockchain ecosystems like Polygon in January 2023, Coinbase, and BNB Chain in February 2023.
This partnership with TRON demonstrates the dedication of Arkham to provide information on the real-world entities and individuals behind the crypto space. The duo will work together to bring legibility, transparency, and blockchain technology access.