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Nansen expands to yet another blockchain with Gravity, which was launched by Galxe in its alpha mainnet in June.
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Blockchain analytics platform Nansen has partnered with Gravity to provide data and analytics. Gravity is the high-performance blockchain developed by the onchain distribution platform Galxe.
A high-performance launch
Gravity serves the 30 million users in the Galxe ecosystem. It has almost 87,000 active addresses and is estimated to have over 100 million transactions per month.
The Gravity alpha mainnet, integrated with all Galxe products, went live in June. It is an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatible layer-1 blockchain designed to allow Web3 applications to launch their own layer-1 blockchains and faster layer-2s optimized for EVM chains.
A Gravity lite paper was released on Dec. 3. The Gravity mainnet is expected to launch in the second quarter of 2025.
The Gravity dashboard will go live on Nansen immediately. Gravity will appear on Nansen’s Growth and Query dashboards “in the coming weeks,” according to a statement shared with Cointelegraph. Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik said:
“We’re confident that this partnership will be a catalyst for innovation within the blockchain space.”
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Expanding integrations
Nansen began in 2019 as a provider of analytics for the Ethereum blockchain. It has seen rapid expansion in 2024. In June, Nansen integrated with Algorand. That was followed by Aptos integration in July. In October, it integrated with Solana. It partnered with Bitcoin layer-2 network Bitlayer in November and with Tron the same month.
Source: Gravity
Despite having its own Galxe Passport identity solution, Galxe integrated with the Sam Altman-backed World ID proof-of-personhood protocol in May. World ID has verified 8.6 million people using its orb iris scanner. Those people can use the verification to prove their identities without revealing any further personal data.
Galxe introduced a mini-app on Telegram on Nov. 15. The mini-app is a “task-to-earn questing platform” that rewards users for engaging in Web3 activities such as connecting a wallet, following X accounts and joining Discord community channels.
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This article first appeared at Cointelegraph.com News
