Cryptocurrency enthusiasts seeking the latest trends in SportFi and zero-knowledge rollups can now access valuable data and insights from blockchain platforms Chiliz and Ethereum layer 2 zkSync through new integrations on Nansen.
The blockchain analytics platform unveiled the integration of these two protocols on March 28, enabling users to delve into on-chain data analytics and gain valuable insights.
Data journalist Martin Lee from Nansen explained to Cointelegraph that this integration offers a comprehensive overview of both ecosystems, empowering crypto teams to run their own queries and extract insights directly from the raw data using Nansen query.
This feature will provide deep insights into Chiliz, the blockchain behind numerous fan tokens endorsed by top sports teams and organizations worldwide on the Socios platform.
CEO of Chiliz and Socios, Alexandre Dreyfus, expressed excitement about the collaboration, stating that it will enhance understanding of the Chiliz ecosystem and potentially boost user adoption and growth within the SportFi ecosystem.
With a total market capitalization of $1.2 billion, the Chiliz blockchain has attracted major football clubs such as Manchester City and Paris Saint Germain (PSG).
Nansen’s latest version, Nansen 2, revealed an average of 2,100 daily active addresses on the Chiliz blockchain. Top entities on-chain over the past week included Manchester City, Binance, Turkish club Trabzonspor, Galatasaray, and PSG.
zkSync, a prominent Ethereum scaling protocol, processes over a million transactions daily for more than 350,000 addresses, as per data from Nansen’s dashboard.
Head of business development at Matter Labs, Omar Azhar, emphasized the value of the integration with Nansen for the zkSync ecosystem and the broader Web3 space, making on-chain data more actionable and understandable.
Nansen is renowned for its wallet-labeling and blockchain analytics services. In a recent interview with Cointelegraph, CEO Alex Svanevik shared the platform’s origin story and mentioned that it scans nearly a petabyte of data daily from various blockchains.
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