Artemis has some of the most comprehensive data in the industry when it comes to doing fundamental research. Data analysis is an essential part of my process. In fact, I’m currently working on a new research piece I’ll share in the coming weeks that is anchored by Artemis data. I think it will show some trends no one has visualized before.

Ryan Watkins

Syncracy Capital

Nobody is pushing forward our understanding of stablecoins through data the way Artemis is. The by region information (and some more granular data they have underneath) is going to become essential for any payment business utilizing on chain workflows

Rob Hadick

Dragonfly

Artemis is honestly the best tool for Excel integration and Excel is where every fund I know does their real work. At the end of the day, we just want clean, reliable data: protocol revenue, user metrics, fees, tvl etc. Artemis makes that easy to pull and model.

One underrated thing? Historical price data. It’s harder than you would think to get clean historicals in crypto. Artemis solves that.

Kyle Cai

Defiance Capital

Artemis is quite literally my knight in shining armor. Being able to pull all relevant protocol metrics across a variety of ecosystems allows us to better discern comparable performance between products, patterns across sectors or ecosystems, and hidden insights often obscured by the challenge of extracting high quality data from block explorers. Bonus points for directly plugging into Excel!!

Paul Codjoe

Research Analyst at Franklin Templeton

Artemis is an indispensable tool in my research process. I live in Excel, and having an Artemis plug-in that can pull in prices and fundamental data series in a similar fashion as the Bloomberg plug-in is incredible. Whenever I’m looking at a new sector or just want a quick snapshot of key trends, it’s easy to reference the Artemis web app’s pre-made dashboards.

Cosmo Jiang

Portfolio Manager at Pantera Capital

I use Artemis daily to inform both my alpha-generating (hopefully) research as well as my explanatory research for pieces I write for curious investors. I mainly use Artemis to see how blockchains are performing through comparable metrics. I use both Artemis’s online charts as well as its Excel features to pull time series. I have used Artemis data to build multivariate regression models for blockchain metrics and blockchain prices. Artemis is something I go to because it is fast, relevant and deep. I particularly like the Activity Monitor which helps me understand the chief components of activity on each of the L1 chains.

Patrick Bush

Senior Digital Analyst at VanEck

We are power users of Artemis and greatly appreciate its wide coverage of different ecosystems and excellent UI design. Information is crucial in the crypto market due to its inefficiencies. We value tools that can enhance our workflow, help us discover emerging opportunities, and facilitate discussions with fellow investors. Artemis is definitely covering a lot of grounds for our needs.

Kelly Ye

Portfolio Manager at Decentral Park Capital

Artemis has proven to be a valuable tool for my fundamental research. I find the Excel plug-in very useful because it allows me to pull in multiple data sources into Excel without having to go to each of these sources’ websites for the data. Generally, it’s one of the tools I use day-to-day, and I am impressed by the team and constant improvement of the platform.

David Alderman

Research Analyst at Franklin Templeton

We use Artemis constantly. We often use Artemis to peek at core blockchain metrics — active addresses, transactions, fees — and how they have been trending relative to peers. This feature helped us deploy additional capital into the Solana ecosystem last year. We are also constantly refreshing our view of the Perps and DEX sectors using Artemis data. These are two of the most important and competitive sectors in the market, and they are both constantly changing. You can see these changes in real time through real time metrics on traders and volumes.

Felipe Montealegre

Co-Founder at Theia Blockchain

Artemis is the center of our daily workflow; we automate spreadsheets to track relevant metrics for verticals that we cover using the Artemis API; and also directly look at the Artemis dashboard to find out fundamental metrics across blockchains and specific categories such as perpetual exchanges and lending and borrowing market. I also like how the Artemis team has been responsive to feedback and comments from us; and the way they keep shipping new features from time to time - huge fan of Artemis and I would suggest Artemis to all liquid crypto investors out there!

Cody Poh

Investment Analyst at Pantera Capital

Artemis is integral to our investment process. We use Artemis Sheets on a daily basis for all our excel-based workflow, whether that involves updating fundamental metrics (TVL, volume, revenue) or prices. We use Artemis Dashboards to dive deeper into fundamental data across L1/L2 ecosystems, and category specific applications (perpetuals).Some of the more recent products like Blockchain Activity Monitor (BAM) help us identify new and upcoming protocols that are seeing an inflection in usage, and the latest Chart Builder allows us to easily visualize and compare protocols in an easy, no code way.We are huge fans of the Artemis product and team!

James Ho and Vincent Jow

Co-Founders of Modular Capital

Artemis is the tool I use the most. Go and look at my 50+ articles published in the last year. Artemis is the most widely sourced. Artemis is my go to for pulling on chain data and easily comparing metrics across protocols. I also use it to build dashboards and models in Excel and Google Sheets that update with a click of a button. Check out the Ethereum template I built on Artemis sample templates.

Sam Andrew

Portfolio Manger at NIV