Blockchain analytics firm Arkham Intelligence is winding down its crypto exchange platform, the company confirmed this week — a move that reflects a strategic pivot toward core analytics products and away from trading services that have proven challenging to sustain. revenue potential of its analytics services. used by institutional clients, exchanges and regulatory partners. trading venue, Arkham said it will double down on analytics development, with plans to release enhanced suite features for real-time risk monitoring, wallet classification and semantic insights across multiple blockchains. decentralized exchanges.
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A shift in user preference toward specialized venues with deeper liquidity and more advanced derivatives offerings. chatgpt.com)
Arkham emphasized that its analytics business remains strong, and that focusing on its data-centric products will allow the company to better serve institutional, compliance, and risk management clients at scale. arkham-intelligence-is-
Current exchange users are being advised to:
Withdraw all assets by the platform’s decommission deadline — Arkham will not be responsible for any funds left on the platform after shutdown.
Review any open orders or positions and close them ahead of termination.
Arkham said its support team will assist users with the transition and ensure orderly exit procedures over the coming weeks.
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