Artemis

Artemis is a data and AI research platform built for investors and analysts who need rigorous, comparable metrics across the crypto and digital-finance landscape. Originally launched in 2022 as Artemis Analytics — focused on standardizing on-chain data across Layer 1 and Layer 2 blockchains — the platform has since expanded into equities, private markets, and alternative data, repositioning itself as a Bloomberg-style terminal for the convergence of traditional and digital finance. It is used by institutional clients including McKinsey, T. Rowe Price, VanEck, Visa, Circle, Sequoia, Dragonfly, Pantera, and Franklin Templeton.

Core Mechanism

The central value proposition is data standardization. Across blockchains, the same fundamental metric — daily active users, fee revenue, DEX volume, stablecoin supply — is computed differently depending on the chain and indexer. Artemis normalizes these metrics using a consistent methodology, enabling apples-to-apples comparisons across ecosystems. This approach mirrors how sell-side financial data providers standardize EBITDA or free cash flow definitions across different companies and reporting standards.

The platform is organized into five dataset categories: public markets data (SEC filings, earnings calls, consensus estimates, equity fundamentals), crypto on-chain data (active addresses, fees, DEX volume, token unlocks, CEX volume, perpetuals), stablecoin metrics (transfer volume, supply by chain, transaction count, active users), private markets financials, and alternative data (podcasts, Reddit sentiment, OpenRouter model usage). These 15+ proprietary datasets are unified into a single query layer accessible through the terminal UI, a Sheets plugin, a REST API, and a Snowflake data share.

Key Products

Artemis Terminal is the primary research interface. It provides pre-built dashboards covering chains, protocols, sectors (DEXes, perps, lending, RWA, NFTs, and 10+ more), stablecoins, and equities. An asset screener enables cross-sector comparisons with customizable metric filters. The terminal added light mode, mobile responsiveness, and equities data in early 2026.

Artemis Analyst is the AI layer, trained on Artemis's 15+ datasets. Users can ask free-form questions — "which L2s have the highest fee-per-transaction growth over the past 90 days?" — and receive structured answers grounded in on-chain data rather than generic LLM training. The AI Analyst is positioned as a research starting point for fundamental diligence, not a trading signal generator. The platform's most recent engineering work focuses on interactive AI harnesses that allow investors to step through multi-stage research workflows rather than waiting on long static prompts.

Artemis Sheets is a plugin for Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel that lets users pull live and historical blockchain and equity metrics directly into spreadsheets using CapIQ-like syntax. The plugin supports close to 100 distinct metrics and is used by buy-side analysts who prefer building their own financial models rather than working within a vendor's UI.

API and Snowflake Data Share provide programmatic access for quant teams, data engineers, and institutional workflows that require bulk historical data or real-time feeds without a UI dependency.

Stablecoin Dashboard tracks supply, transfer volume, transaction count, and active users across 18+ chains, making it a reference resource for monitoring the stablecoin sector's growth and comparing issuer market share.

Research and Insights is a blog and weekly recap series covering sector performance, blockchain metrics, and digital finance trends. Content is primarily data-driven, using Artemis's own datasets to highlight notable on-chain activity.

Solana Coverage

Solana is one of Artemis's primary covered chains. The platform indexes Solana's daily active addresses, transaction fees, DEX volume, stablecoin supply, developer activity, and application-level data. Artemis data was widely cited in mid-2025 reporting on Solana's user growth — including data showing Solana matching the combined monthly active addresses of all other L1 and L2 blockchains in June 2025. The Sheets plugin supports direct Solana metric pulls, and the Snowflake share includes a dedicated Solana table. Artemis research has also covered Solana-specific topics including fee economics, stablecoin expansion, and validator economics.

Team and Background

The founding team comes from institutional investment backgrounds: Insight Partners, Whale Rock Capital, CoinFund, Ribbit Capital, Carlyle, and Holocene Advisors. This sell-side and buy-side pedigree shaped the platform's emphasis on consistent methodology, comparable metrics, and presentation formats familiar to institutional analysts — rather than the dashboard-heavy, retail-oriented design of earlier blockchain explorers. The company is headquartered in New York and was incorporated in 2022.

Pricing and Access

Artemis offers a free Lite plan that includes access to the Terminal and Sheets plugin with limited data depth. The Pro plan is priced at $300 per month or $3,000 per year and unlocks deeper historical data, higher API quotas, and full access to the Analyst AI. Enterprise tiers include the Snowflake data share and custom data agreements for institutional clients.

There is no native protocol token. Artemis is a SaaS analytics business, not a decentralized protocol.

Competitive Context

Artemis competes with blockchain data platforms including Nansen, Dune Analytics, Glassnode, Token Terminal, and DeFiLlama on the crypto-native side, and with traditional financial data providers — Bloomberg, FactSet, PitchBook — as it expands into equities and private markets. Its differentiated positioning is the combination of institutional methodology, cross-asset coverage, and the AI Analyst layer trained on its own standardized datasets. The Sheets integration also targets a workflow segment underserved by dashboard-first competitors: analysts who build their own models and want live data feeds, not pre-built charts.