Nansen, the blockchain analytics company, is back with another weekly update for the crypto crowd. This time, they’re zeroing in on Points, what’s happening on-chain, and how the whole ecosystem’s holding up.
It’s clear that people using Nansen’s platform aren’t just watching from the sidelines, but they’re actively shaping the bigger picture of the market.
Last week, Nansen kept rolling out updates about its Points system, showing just how much they want to reward users who actually dive in and use the platform.
If you’re new to this, Nansen Points (NXP) kicked off in mid-2025. The idea is very simple: just subscribe, stake your assets, refer your friends, or finish onboarding tasks, and you rack up points.
Those points open up benefits and better rewards as you move up the tiers.
Nansen’s official X account keeps things lively with regular midweek check-ins and end-of-week recaps.
They shout out achievements, remind people about rewards, and break down the latest trends.
One of their recent updates put it bluntly: “Points holders ate well all last week,” spotlighting the fresh rewards and the high level of user activity. You can tell people are seriously engaged.
What Are Nansen Points?
Nansen Points are at the heart of a loyalty program that actually rewards you for getting involved, not just hanging around.
You earn points by subscribing to Nansen’s paid analytics, staking supported crypto, bringing in friends who sign up for paid plans, and jumping into quests that help you explore the platform’s analytics tools.
As you rack up points, you climb through different tiers, starting at Green and working your way up to Star.
Each new level comes with better rewards like discounts, early access, special partner rewards, and a shot at priority features. The more you do, the better it gets.
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Weekly Highlights: User Engagement & Trends
This week, the numbers really showed people are getting involved. Points shot up in a bunch of different areas.
Subscription boosts stood out, and lots of users either upgraded their plans or kicked off paid subscriptions, locking in extra points along the way.
Staking also picked up. Now that Nansen supports more assets for staking, users have more ways to earn. Basically, the more you stake, the more points you pile up.
Quests kept everyone busy, too. Tons of users finished tasks like setting up Smart Alerts or connecting their wallets, which helped rack up even more points.
All of this isn’t just about earning points. It’s making people rely more on Nansen’s on-chain tools when they make decisions, and that’s huge, especially with how unpredictable the crypto space is right now.
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