Blockchain data infrastructure vs crypto analytics dashboards
Compare Allium and Artemis across data accuracy, compliance, scalability, and institutional readiness

Allium deviates 0.000011% from ground truth node data, vs 7.2% for community platforms (source)
How Allium and Artemis Differ
Allium and Artemis both help teams understand onchain activity, but they are built for very different workflows. Artemis focuses on pre-built metrics and dashboards. Allium provides raw, standardized blockchain data for custom analysis and production use cases.
You want answers without defining metrics or models yourself.
You’re comfortable relying on predefined methodologies.
Dashboards are used for publications, presentations, or monitoring trends.
Analytics live within the product rather than internal systems.
You’re exploring onchain activity without strict compliance constraints.

Direct access to the underlying data rather than curated metrics.
Ability to define proprietary logic beyond pre-built dashboards.
Data integrated into internal analytics stacks and workflows.
Clear sourcing, consistent definitions, and defensible outputs.
Production-grade infrastructure with dedicated support.
Detailed Feature Comparison: Allium vs Artemis











Choosing the Right Tool: Allium or Artemis
You’re comfortable using predefined methodologies and abstractions.
You’re not running internal analytics, models, or production pipelines.

FAQ
Yes. Allium offers native data shares to Snowflake, BigQuery, and Databricks—your analytics team can query blockchain data in their existing warehouse without engineering work. Dune doesn't offer warehouse delivery.
Yes. Allium holds SOC 1 Type 1 & 2 and SOC 2 Type 1 & 2 certifications, meaning independent auditors have verified Allium's security and compliance controls. Dune is not SOC certified.
Yes. Allium streams data via Kafka, PubSub, and SNS with 1-2 second latency, plus sub-200ms APIs that scale to 100K+ queries per second. Dune's refresh is typically hourly.
Allium supports 150+ blockchains—including Ethereum, Solana, Base, and Arbitrum—with consistent schemas across all chains.
Artemis provides curated metrics and dashboards. Allium provides raw blockchain data that teams can use to build their own metrics and analytics.
Yes. Some teams use Artemis for exploration and reporting, and Allium for production analytics, modeling, and internal data workflows.
Artemis primarily offers metrics and dashboards. Raw data access is limited compared to Allium's full SQL, API, and streaming access.
Allium is designed for institutional requirements like data provenance, auditability, warehouse delivery, and SLAs.
Allium Platform Overview
Unlike Artemis dashboard tool, Allium provides multiple delivery methods to fit how your team works — with both historical and real-time data.
Built for institutional research
150+
Blockchains
10,000+
Decoded schemas
99,9%
Uptime SLA
SOC 1 & 2


Pricing
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