Overview
Arkham is an on-chain intelligence and research platform that aggregates blockchain data and investigative reporting to illuminate the behaviour of wallets, institutions, and token flows. The website publishes a steady stream of research articles, guides, news, and reports that combine automated analytics with human-led investigation. Arkham’s output ranges from short news items about large transfers and exchange movements to long-form investigations such as individual net-worth breakdowns, the top holders of tokens, and forensic analysis of exploits and token flows.
Core Capabilities
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Entity Identification: Arkham tags and groups on-chain addresses to identify institutions, treasury entities, and significant wallets. This enables researchers to follow institutional custody changes, treasury buys/sells, and whale activity over time.
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Real-time Alerts & Reporting: The platform surfaces time-sensitive events — large transfers, exchange inflows/outflows, exploits, and staking moves — alongside short news write-ups that contextualize market impact.
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In-depth Research & Guides: Arkham publishes investigative pieces and guides covering topics such as net-worth estimations, zero-knowledge proofs, DEX usage, MEV, and ETF flows. These articles blend data snapshots with narrative analysis useful for both traders and analysts.
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On-chain Visualizations & Data Tools: The site offers charts, visualizations, and lists (e.g., top holders, entity rankings) that make it easier to interpret complex blockchain flows and holdings.
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Historical Archives & Reports: Arkham maintains a large archive of posts and formal reports, enabling users to research past events, institutional accumulation patterns, and evolving market narratives.
Features (Why they matter)
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Searchable Research Archive — Arkham’s repository of articles and reports lets users quickly find historical investigations and data-driven write-ups to support due diligence or market analysis.
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Tagged Entities & Wallet Grouping — By clustering addresses into recognizable entities (exchanges, funds, treasury companies), Arkham reduces noise and helps users understand who is moving assets and why.
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Timely Market Signals — Short-form alerts about movement of large balances, ETF inflows, or exploit activity provide traders and risk teams with fast, actionable intelligence.
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Educational Guides — Practical explainers and step-by-step guides (DEX 101, TXID tracking, proof-of-stake primers) help readers of all levels make sense of on-chain mechanics and trading concepts.
Use Cases
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Traders and portfolio managers monitor Arkham to detect whale flows, exchange deposits/withdrawals, and ETF signals that can influence short- and medium-term price action.
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Researchers, journalists, and investigators use Arkham’s identifications and write-ups to trace money flows, document provenance, and build evidence-led stories.
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Compliance and security teams leverage Arkham’s insights to spot suspicious behavior, track exploit proceeds, and follow laundering patterns.
Why Choose Arkham
Arkham combines automated blockchain analytics with investigative narrative — giving readers both raw signals and contextualized explanations. Its mix of quick alerts, long-form research, and practical guides makes it useful for someone who needs both immediate market signals and deeper background understanding. The platform’s emphasis on entity tagging and clear visualizations helps make complex on-chain activity more interpretable and auditable.
Getting Started
Visit Arkham’s research hub to browse featured articles, filter by topic (Guides, Trading, News, Reports), and subscribe to updates. For most users, starting with the featured investigations and the platform’s practical guides offers the fastest path to understanding how Arkham frames on-chain events and why those events matter to markets or investigations.
