Arkham Enterprise Launches Paid Transaction History Limits
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Arkham introduced its Enterprise paid plan on October 20, restricting free users' transaction history to 100 entries and moving key features like Tracer 2.0 and custom tags behind a paywall. Despite community criticism that the move undermines transparency, the ARKM token price rose 8% and 24-hour trading volume surged 65% to $11 million. Arkham also announced a free Enterprise entry point for public interest researchers.
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Arkham Enterprise推出付费限制交易历史
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- arkham
- Action:
- 推出Enterprise付费套餐并限制免费用户交易历史
- Object:
- 免费用户交易历史和过滤功能
- Occurred (fact side):
- Oct 20, 00:00
- Published (valid side):
- Oct 21, 13:51
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- Oct 21, 14:31
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Report first recorded Oct 21, 14:31
Arkham launched its Enterprise paywall on October 20, restricting free users to 100 recent transactions per address and moving Tracer 2.0 and custom labels to paid accounts. Despite community criticism that the move undermines blockchain transparency, the ARKM token rose approximately 8% to $0.1276, with 24-hour trading volume surging over 65% to nearly $11 million. Arkham also announced grants offering free Enterprise access to independent investigators and public-interest researchers.
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