Arkham Partners with CoinGecko and GeckoTerminal for Enhanced Trading Analytics

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Arkham Partners with CoinGecko and GeckoTerminal for Enhanced Trading Analytics

Arkham, a leading on-chain analytics platform, has announced a strategic partnership with CoinGecko and GeckoTerminal. This collaboration aims to combine powerful market data from CoinGecko and GeckoTerminal with Arkham’s cutting-edge on-chain data, providing an enhanced trading analytics experience for users, according to arkhamintelligence.com.

Expanding Existing Relationships

Since the launch of the Arkham platform, the company has worked closely with CoinGecko to provide token pricing data. This new partnership expands their existing relationship by incorporating pricing data and charts from GeckoTerminal, thereby extending Arkham’s token coverage, including tokens available only on decentralized exchanges (DEXes).

Integration Across Platforms

As part of the collaboration, CoinGecko will integrate Arkham’s explorer across all supported tokens. GeckoTerminal, on the other hand, will incorporate Arkham labels and token top-holder data directly on its platform. This integration will bring Arkham’s advanced on-chain data to the broader CoinGecko community.

CoinGecko has been a staple in the cryptocurrency industry for a decade, reaching up to 10 million monthly users and 200 million monthly page views. The integration of Arkham’s data aims to enhance the user experience for this vast audience.

Community Impact

Arkham is optimistic about the benefits this partnership will bring to its millions of users. The company also looks forward to welcoming CoinGecko users to Arkham’s powerful analytics platform. The enhanced features are expected to offer better trading insights and a more comprehensive understanding of the crypto market.

This collaboration marks a significant step in Arkham’s mission to provide top-tier trading analytics and on-chain data. Users can stay updated with future announcements by following @ArkhamIntel on X.

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