AI boosts blockchain insights with 48 chains and 94 Bitcoin moves

Blockchain explorers are increasingly integrating artificial intelligence to enhance the analysis and readability of onchain data, according to recent developments from platforms Arkham Intelligence and Blockchair.

Arkham Intelligence applies AI to analyse transactions and identify entities across multiple blockchain networks including Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC), Ethereum (CRYPTO:ETH), BNB Chain, Tron (CRYPTO:TRX), Avalanche (CRYPTO:AVAX), and others.

The platform uses AI-driven methods to connect wallet addresses to real-world entities by combining onchain and off-chain data, which helps trace fund flows more efficiently.

For example, Arkham’s AI recently tracked a transaction on Binance involving 0.3065 BNB moving through WBNB (CRYPTO:WBNB) token and Pancakeswap Router v2 before withdrawal, providing detailed insights into each address involved.

This capability reduces the manual effort typically required to parse blockchain data line-by-line, speeding up investigations and improving transparency.

Blockchair, a multi-chain explorer supporting 48 blockchains, also incorporates an AI assistant named Cuborg.

Cuborg interacts conversationally with users, answering questions about transactions such as a dormant Bitcoin address that moved 94.729 BTC for the first time in nearly eight years at block height 895,197.

“As AI‑led explorers mature, decoding cryptographic ledgers no longer demands forensic patience; anyone can ask conversational questions and surface plausible leads within seconds,” Cuborg explained.

This advancement is expected to increase transparency across blockchain networks, influencing exchanges, protocols, and regulatory bodies to operate under greater scrutiny.

However, experts note a tension between transparency and privacy, as enhanced attribution tools may drive users toward privacy-focused coins and obfuscation technologies.

The balance between accountability and discretion remains a critical issue as blockchain visibility tools continue to evolve.

At the time of reporting, the Bitcoin (BTC) price was $94,314.66.