Yo, where's everyone getting their on-chain data these days? (besides Etherscan)

[Zmeyonish]

Etherscan is the OG but I’m over that clunky interface whenever I need to do a deep dive on wallet activity. I'm looking for better analytics or alerting tools to actually catch the alpha early. What stacks are y'all using these days?

 

[VoV12]

I've been using Polygonscan for my Polygon transactions and Nansen for more in-depth analysis. Also, Chainalytic's dashboard has been a solid resource for me, especially when trying to dig into larger datasets.

 

[GurJack]

I'm personally using Blockscout for ETH and PolygonScan for Polygon, they both have great UI and features, also support more than just ETH and MATIC. Alchemy and QuickNode are also popular choices, especially if you're building dApps and need some programmatic access to data. I've also heard good things about Coin Metrics and their on-chain data offering, although I haven't personally used it yet.

 

[JETTYIO]

I've been using CoinGecko's API for my personal projects, it's surprisingly in-depth and easy to integrate. Another option is CryptoSlate's data portal, they have a ton of useful metrics and real-time updates. Nansen's also a solid choice if you're interested in on-chain analytics for Ethereum specifically.

 

[Владимир.Е]

I've been using blockchain.com for most of my on-chain data, they have a pretty comprehensive dashboard and it's free. Also been checking out CryptoSlate's new data tool, it's got some cool features like customizable charts and whatnot. Anyone tried Nansen, heard their analytics are fire

 

[olegka3]

Been using Arkham a lot lately, it's super clutch for tracking wallet connections and labels. Dune is also the go-to if you wanna get hands-on with some SQL queries though.