Arkham CEO: We anticipate launching paid features later this year, but the core functions will remain free
Arkham Intelligence CEO Miguel Morel said he expects Arkham to start offering paid features at some point this year, but plans to keep the core product free. Support for TON blockchain will be added in the coming weeks, followed by Solana blockchain.
"A few months ago I could have started monetizing and generating revenue. But we chose not to do so because we believe there are more people who can continue to benefit from our services." When asked when this would happen, Morel estimated it would become profitable later this year. He clarified that the key goal is to achieve the right level of growth before then.
"From a vision perspective, I hope that the main pillars of Arkham are free. Always being able to view entities, search, see people's portfolios and so on. I hope these remain free forever."
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