Blockchair has recently announced the expansion of its platform to include support for 24 additional blockchains, marking a significant advancement in its multi-blockchain explorer and professional tool services. Among the newly supported blockchains are Solana, Base, TRON, Arbitrum One, Polygon, Polygon zkEVM, Linea, Optimism, TON, Beacon Chain, Aptos, Avalanche, DigiByte, Fantom, Handshake, Moonbeam, Peercoin, Polkadot, Sei EVM, and XRP Ledger, as well as upcoming Bitcoin Layer 2 projects like BOB, Botanix, Rootstock, and Liquid Network.
Nikita Zhavoronkov, the CEO and Chief Developer of Blockchair, stated that the platform, which was previously renowned for Bitcoin and UTXO chain exploration, is now extending its reach into the Bitcoin Layer 2 ecosystem. Zhavoronkov emphasized the organic nature of this expansion and expressed the company’s commitment to incorporating more Bitcoin Layer 2 solutions in the future.
These 24 new blockchains introduce distinctive functionalities and features to Blockchair’s already versatile platform. By enabling users to explore data across 42 popular chains through a unified interface, Blockchair sets itself apart from other blockchain explorers. This enhancement allows users to seamlessly access and analyze data from various blockchains, enhancing the overall user experience and functionality.
Aside from the blockchain expansion, Blockchair has unveiled a comprehensive platform redesign aimed at enhancing user experience and accessibility. The revamped platform boasts enhanced speed and a modern, user-friendly interface that streamlines navigation and improves accessibility. Key enhancements include intuitive navigation features and dedicated sections for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other ecosystems. Furthermore, the introduction of Blockchair AI Assistant aims to assist users in interpreting on-chain data effectively and receiving professional support.
Yedige Davletgaliyev, the Research Director at Blockchair, highlighted the importance of offering real-time technical support to crypto users. With the introduction of the AI Assistant, Blockchair aims to provide users with secure and comprehensive support, addressing common queries related to on-chain transactions. The AI-powered assistant offers guidance in multiple languages and empowers users to discern between legitimate advice and potential scams.
Blockchair’s AI Assistant has already steered numerous users away from fraudulent activities by advising them against sending funds or sensitive information to scammers. The platform plans to extend this service to developers through an API for further accessibility.
Blockchair is further enhancing user experience by expanding its data representation offerings in fiat currencies and incorporating KYA/KYT scores for transaction risk assessments. The company commits to ongoing support for new blockchains and the development of professional tools for developers.
About Blockchair
Blockchair stands out as the most comprehensive search and analytics engine for 42 different blockchains, offering a wide array of professional tools for scientists and developers of multi-currency wallets and exchanges. Its services include APIs, PDF receipts, Wallet statements, an extensive catalog of Blockchain and Crypto services, News Sources, Data Dumps, an anonymous portfolio tracker, and charts containing blockchain and monetary data. The platform is multilingual, available in 20 languages, and prioritizes user privacy by abstaining from collecting or sharing user data with third parties.
