PROMETHIUM

Raw blockchain data is difficult and expensive to extract, normalize, and query at scale. Promethium ingests transaction-level data across multiple chains, handles reorgs and schema changes, and delivers clean tables that quants and analysts can query with SQL. This removes the engineering burden of building and maintaining an in-house blockchain data pipeline.

Promethium covers major Layer 1 and Layer 2 networks, with Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains forming the core of its coverage. The firm adds support for new chains based on client demand and on-chain economic activity levels.

No. Promethium is a data infrastructure company and does not custody digital assets, execute transactions, or provide investment advice. Its business model is software subscriptions and data licensing, serving as a technology layer between raw blockchain nodes and institutional analytics systems.

Free explorers provide transaction-level lookups but are not designed for portfolio-scale analytics or historical backtesting. Open-source indexers require ongoing engineering maintenance, schema management, and infrastructure costs. Promethium offers a managed, production-grade data layer with uptime guarantees, cross-chain normalization, and SQL accessibility — reducing time-to-insight for systematic crypto strategies.

The firm serves institutional allocators with exposure to digital assets, including quantitative hedge funds, crypto-native asset managers, family offices, and traditional asset managers building digital-asset capabilities. These clients use Promethium's data for pre-trade research, risk monitoring, and post-trade analytics.