ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Arkham Intelligence CEO Miguel Morel stated that he expects Arkham to start offering paid features sometime this year, but intends to keep the core product free. Support for the TON blockchain will be added in the coming weeks, followed by support for the Solana blockchain."A few months ago, I could have turned on monetization features to generate revenue. But we chose not to do that because we feel there are still more people who can benefit from our services." When asked when this might happen, Morel estimated that profitability would be achieved later this year. He clarified that the key goal is to reach the right level of growth before that."From a vision perspective, I want the main pillars of Arkham to be free. Always being able to view entities, being able to search, being able to see people's portfolios, things like that. I want these to always be free."

ChainCatcher news, the blockchain data analysis platform Dune Analytics officially announced that it has opened a range of features previously available only to paying customers to all users who create on Dune. Dune Analytics stated that now all users can use the LiveFetch feature to obtain data from any source. The version history of all scheduled queries has been extended to one year. There are no longer restrictions on scheduled and materialized views. Free users and teams can now schedule dashboards.