Dune Analytics has made a groundbreaking announcement on February 26, 2025, revealing their support for a total of 100 blockchains. This expansion of their data tools comes in response to the growing demand for comprehensive cross-chain analytics solutions.
Dune Analytics: Leading the Way in Cross-Chain Data Tools
The renowned blockchain analytics and intelligence platform, Dune, has now successfully integrated major layer one (L1) networks such as Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche, along with prominent layer two (L2) solutions including Arbitrum and Polygon. Additionally, Dune now covers niche ecosystems like Polkadot parachains. The platform is set to welcome four more chains—Fuel, Lens, Somnia, and opBNB—into its network in the near future.
This recent update from Dune addresses the issue of fragmentation within blockchain ecosystems. Despite the existence of over 150 active networks, most analytics platforms only support a limited number of chains—typically fewer than 20. Fredrik Haga, CEO of Dune, emphasized the significance of this milestone in light of the industry’s shift towards multichain operations. He highlighted the critical role that cross-chain data plays for developers and analysts in navigating the complex blockchain landscape.
Haga remarked, “It’s evident that the future of blockchain lies in multichain solutions. Over the past year, Dune has dedicated extensive efforts to support a wide range of ecosystems, and we are proud to have achieved the milestone of supporting 100 chains. Whether you are analyzing data or building applications, Dune ensures that you have access to the necessary on-chain data.”
Building on the success of their developer-focused Echo API, which was launched towards the end of 2024, Dune now offers support for over 60 chains. Early adopters like Layer3 have praised the platform’s reliability in facilitating the development of cross-chain applications.
The increased demand for multi-chain tools aligns with prevailing industry trends. L2 networks now handle a significant portion of Ethereum transactions, Solana has experienced a 250% surge in developer activity year-over-year, and 55% of decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs) operate across multiple chains, according to reports from 2023-2024.
Dune continues to provide SQL-based querying, community dashboards, and real-time data access across a diverse range of blockchains. Notable clients such as Uniswap and Coinbase rely on Dune’s services, which cater to over 1 million monthly users.