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As of 30 August 2026, Nansen starts at $150/month. Nansen is a blockchain analytics platform that labels millions of wallets to track smart money movements, whale activity, and DeFi trends. Softwr lists it under Crypto. Nansen is launched in 2019, available on Web.
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Nansen is a blockchain analytics platform that labels millions of wallets to track smart money movements, whale activity, and DeFi trends. It provides actionable insights for crypto investors.
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Pricing
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Pioneer
$150 /mo
Standard
$750 /mo
Capabilities
Wallet Labels
Smart Money Tracking
Token God Mode
NFT Paradise
DeFi Analytics
Multi-chain
Integration with Multi-chain
API
Integration with API
Web support
Available on web
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Nansen does not publish pricing on its public website. The site mentions 'Low Fees, Optimized Pricing' and references a tier system that 'unlocks lower fees' through platform activity, but specific costs require logging into the Nansen app to view.
SourceNansen uses a tier-based fee structure where users accumulate Stack Points through trading activity to climb tiers and unlock reduced fees. Exact fee percentages and tier thresholds are not disclosed on the public website.
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