Dune Analytics announced support for 100 blockchains on February 26, 2025, expanding its data tools amid increasing demand for unified cross-chain analytics.
Dune’s Cross-Chain Data Tools Now Cover 100 Networks
The blockchain analytics and intelligence platform Dune now integrates major layer one (L1) networks like Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche; layer two (L2) solutions including Arbitrum and Polygon; and niche ecosystems such as Polkadot parachains. Four additional chains—Fuel, Lens, Somnia, and opBNB—will join soon.
The update addresses fragmentation in blockchain ecosystems, where over 150 active networks exist but most analytics platforms support fewer than 20 chains. Dune CEO Fredrik Haga told Bitcoin.com News that the milestone reflects the industry’s multichain trajectory, calling it critical for builders and analysts needing cross-chain data.
“It’s clear that the future is multichain. Over the last year, Dune has worked incredibly hard to support many more ecosystems, and we’re proud to have reached the milestone of 100 chains supported. No matter what you’re analysing or building Dune will have the onchain data you need.”
Dune’s developer-focused Echo API, launched in late 2024, now supports 60-plus chains. Early adopter Layer3 cited its reliability for building cross-chain applications.
Demand for multi-chain tools aligns with industry trends: L2 networks handle 65% of Ethereum transactions, Solana developer activity rose 250% year-over-year, and 55% of DAOs operate across multiple chains, per 2023-2024 reports.
Dune provides SQL-based querying, community dashboards, and real-time data access across 100-plus blockchains. Clients include Uniswap and Coinbase, with over 1 million monthly users.
