Dune Analytics announced support for 100 block chains on 26 February 2025, which means that his data tools are extensively in the midst of an increasing demand for uniform cross-chain analyzes.
Dune’s Cross-Chain Datatools now include 100 networks
The Blockchain Analytics and Intelligence Platform Dune now integrates large Layer One (L1) networks such as Ethereum, Solana and Avalanche; Low two (L2) solutions including arbitrum and polygoon; And niche ecosystems such as Polkadot Parachains. Four extra chains – Baksel, Lens, Somnia and OPBNB – will soon become a member of.
The update deals with fragmentation in blockchain ecosystems, where there are more than 150 active networks, but most analysis platforms support fewer than 20 chains. Dune CEO Fredrik Haga told Bitcoin.com News that the Mijlpaal reflects the multichain trajectory of the industry and calls it crucial for builders and analysts who need cross-chain data.
“It is clear that the future is Multichain. In the past year, Dune has worked incredibly hard to support many more ecosystems, and we are proud of reaching the milestone of 100 supported chains. It doesn’t matter what you analyze or dunes, has the onchain data you need. “
Dune’s developer -oriented ultrasound API, launched at the end of 2024, now supports 60 plus chains. Early Adopter Layer3 called his reliability for building cross-chain applications.
The demand for multi-chain tools corresponds to trends in the industry: L2 networks handle 65% of the Ethereum transactions, the activity of the Solana developer rose 250% on an annual basis and 55% of DAOs work on multiple chains, per 2023-2024 reports.
Dune offers on SQL-based searches, community dashboards and real-time data access via 100-plus block chains. Customers include Uniswap and Coinbase, with more than 1 million monthly users.
