What it does
Arkham organizes blockchain activity around addresses and labelled entities. Its transaction views and fund-flow maps are useful when a block explorer shows the transfer but leaves the counterparty unclear.
Start with a known address, inspect the actual transactions and use entity labels as leads. Moving coins to an exchange does not establish that they were sold. This profile focuses on Arkham Intel; trading products have separate account and execution terms.
Where it stands out
- Entity context makes large transfer histories easier to navigate.
- Custom alerts turn repeated manual address checks into a watchlist.
What you can do
- 01Entity pages, transaction filters and visual fund-flow maps.
- 02Alerts and an intelligence API.
- 03Prediction-market and Hyperliquid analytics among newer additions.
Who’s behind it
Arkham develops the Intel platform. Its official announcements identify Miguel Morel as founder and CEO.
Fees & availability
Fees and costs
Account access and API limits depend on the product. Exchange fees should be checked separately from analytics access.
Eligibility and availability
Identity labels and inferred clusters can be mistaken or incomplete. Do not treat a label as conclusive attribution.