Nansen announced a new integration into Solana. This integration will provide advanced token and wallet monitoring tools to analyze the Solana ecosystem.
In a press release sent to crypto.news on October 17, blockchain analysis firm Nansen announced a new integration into the Solana(SOL) Network that will enable Nansen to offer comprehensive wallet attribution and data analysis previously untouched by the protocol.
The Nansen platform will include features such as Wallet Profit and Loss or “Wallet PnL” designed to track portfolio management and “Signals” that identify market trends using on-chain artificial intelligence. Nansen also provides “Token Screener” to provide performance insights on existing tokens and “Smart Coin” that can track the movements of investors and whales in the Solana ecosystem.
By integrating these features into Solana, Nansen will be able to bridge the gap between existing Solana data analysis tools and those found in other ecosystems.
Now Nansen can provide much more comprehensive and in-depth token and wallet analysis that brings clarity to the complex and ever-evolving Solana ecosystem.
Nansen CEO Alex Svanevik stated that the integration between Solana and the Nansen platform is an important step towards advancing the blockchain analytics market.
“By providing in-depth token and wallet-level data, we give investors the tools they need to navigate Solana with confidence. This launch marks a pivotal moment for Web3 analytics,” said Svanevik.
Nansen offers a set of token and wallet monitoring tools that can track balances in real time and track wallet movements within the Solana ecosystem so that users can track the movement of assets and identify trends, risks and opportunities.
Additionally, Nansen provides millions of wallet tags such as “Memecoin Whale” and “Token Deployer” that are used to identify key players including whales and investors.
Finally, Nansen recognizes the distinction between Solana Virtual Machine and EVM. Therefore, integration with Solana provides custom solutions for EVM and non-EVM views across 16 different blockchains, including all major Ethereum Layer 2s.