Arkham integrates portfolio management platform Haruko
Blockchain analytics firm Arkham Intelligence is partnering with Haruko, a portfolio and execution management platform to bolster institutional-grade digital assets trading.
Arkham Intelligence (ARKM) and Haruko will tap into this collaboration to bring digital asset liquidity venues and order types to Haruko users. The platforms target a streamlined onboarding process and day-to-day trading support for sophisticated market participants.
“We’re partnering with Haruko, a leading institutional-grade portfolio and execution – management platform used by top-tier digital-asset funds and trading firms worldwide,:’ Arkham announced.
With this partnership, Arkham’s liquidity venues and order types will now be natively accessible to Haruko’s users, enabling them to open and manage their spot and derivatives positions on the Arkham Exchange. Users will be able to do this directly from their Haruko account’s interface.
The integration means institutional investors will be able to route orders to the Arkham Exchange via Haruko
Haruko allows market participants to access key functionalities such as multi-venue execution and risk analytics from a unified interface. Some of its clients include hedge funds, global proprietary trading firms and market-makers.
Earlier this year, Arkham unveiled a new tagging system that sees its users track the crypto transactions of influential figures within the crypto industry. The tag is for influencers with 100k or more followers on X.
At the time of its launch, the new feature tracked 950 addresses, among which were the wallet addresses of Ethereum (ETH) co-founder Vitalik Buterin, Binance founder Changpeng Zhao and Tron founder Justin Sun. It also includes wallets linked to the U.S. President Donald Trump among other prominent individuals and key opinion leaders.
The Arkham team recently added the Solana Name Service search, a new feature that allows users to search KOLs and Solana traders with .sol usernamel. Search is possible via SNS names, the given entity’s name, Ethereum Name Service name, and Twitter/X handle.
