Nansen Announces Acquisition of Stakewithus Platform

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  • Nansen acquires staking platform Stakewithus to expand services.
  • Users can now stake over 20 crypto assets on Nansen.
  • Introduction of NSN points system planned for 2025.

The blockchain data provider, Nansen, has announced the acquisition of the staking platform Stakewithus, marking a significant expansion in their service offerings. This strategic move allows Nansen to integrate staking capabilities for over 20 different crypto assets, enhancing their comprehensive blockchain analytics and portfolio tracking services.
### Integration of Staking Services
With the acquisition of Stakewithus, Nansen users can now stake a variety of cryptocurrencies, including **Solana, Sui, Celestia, Cosmos**, and many others. This integration provides a seamless experience, enabling users to manage and stake their crypto assets all in one place. According to Nansen’s CEO, Alex Svanevik, this initiative is not only about adding new services but also about strengthening the company’s relationships within expanding ecosystems.
### Enhanced User Experience
The acquisition enables Nansen users to analyze blockchain data, monitor their portfolios, and stake their assets effortlessly on a single platform. Retail investors can access these new features by visiting the dedicated [staking section](https://stake.nansen.ai/) on Nansen’s official website. For institutional clients, tailored services are available through direct company contact.
### Launch of NSN Points System
In addition to the staking services, Nansen has announced the launch of the NSN points system, set to debut in 2025. Users will be able to earn points through various activities, including staking, as part of this innovative reward program.
### Future Developments
This acquisition represents a significant milestone for Nansen as they continue to enhance and expand their offerings. In the coming weeks and months, users can expect the addition of new blockchains to the Nansen platform, deeper support for existing networks, and active participation in governance forums.
By integrating Stakewithus, Nansen not only broadens its service spectrum but also solidifies its position as a leading platform in the blockchain and crypto analytics space. This move is poised to offer substantial benefits to both retail and institutional investors, driving further engagement and participation in the evolving crypto ecosystem.

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