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Zark provides structured access to on-chain data across major blockchain networks. You can query transactions, wallets, tokens, and protocol activity using natural language, without needing to write SQL or interact with raw chain data.

Supported Blockchains

Zark analyzes data across major blockchain networks, including EVM networks (Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Base, Avalanche, BNB Chain, Optimism) and Non-EVM networks (Solana, Sui, Bitcoin, Tron). EVM networks share compatible address formats and transaction structures, making cross-chain analysis seamless. Non-EVM networks each have their own data structures optimized for that chain’s unique characteristics. Zark normalizes data across chains where possible, allowing consistent analysis even when underlying data models differ.

Chain Detection

If you don’t specify a chain, Zark infers it from context. You can override this by explicitly stating the chain:
Examples:
  • “Show token prices on Polygon”
  • “Analyze this wallet on Ethereum”
  • “Compare volume across all EVM chains”

Common Starting Points

Analysis TypeDescriptionExample Queries
Market AnalysisStart with category-level queries, then drill down into specific tokens that catch your interest.• “Show me the top 10 tokens by volume today”
• “Which sectors are outperforming this week?”
Wallet InvestigationBegin with a wallet address and ask for a summary. From there, dig into specific aspects like trading history or risk exposure.• “Analyze this wallet”
Token ResearchAsk about a specific token by name or address. Returns price data, technical indicators, holder metrics, and risk scores.• “Tell me about LINK”
Custom AnalysisDescribe what you’re trying to understand in plain language. Zark figures out which data to query and how to combine it.• “Find tokens that whales are accumulating but retail is selling”