Nansen
Nansen is an onchain intelligence platform that helps users discover trading signals, execute trades, and track portfolios.
What is Nansen?
Nansen is an onchain intelligence and trading platform that helps users spot signals from labeled wallets and execute trades directly in-app. Launched in 2019, the platform combines blockchain analytics with actionable trading tools, enabling users to go from signal to action seamlessly. Nansen labels millions of wallet addresses to add a contextual layer to on-chain data, helping users discover opportunities across multiple blockchains. Users can track portfolios, monitor wallet activity, and unlock rewards and exclusive perks through the NXP program.
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