Chainlink2026-10-09 20:14:53Two Chainlink non-circulating supply wallets moved 7.4 million LINK to BinanceTwo Chainlink non-circulating supply multisig wallets, identified as Noncirculating Supply 17 and Noncirculating Supply 24, transferred a combined 7.4 million LINK to a Binance deposit address, according to Etherscan data cited by ChainCatcher. The two transfers were recorded at 03:53 and 04:01 Beijing time. The tokens were valued at about $94.32 million based on the figures provided in the report. Whale Alert also tracked the same transactions. The report describes the wallets as non-circulating supply multisig addresses and does not provide additional details beyond the transfer records and destination address.800
Ethereum2026-09-27 15:18:54Ethereum gas briefly rises to 10.5 GweiEthereum gas fees briefly climbed to 10.5 Gwei, according to data from Etherscan cited by Odaily. The move came after an earlier update involving Ethereum co-founder Vitalik, who said his first original novel, Snowmoon, had been completed. Odaily said meme coins tied to that concept then appeared on the Ethereum network, pushing gas fees higher for a short period. The report did not provide additional on-chain figures beyond the 10.5 Gwei reading, and it described the increase as temporary rather than sustained. The development links a burst of meme-coin activity on Ethereum with a near-term rise in transaction costs on the network.710
Etherscan2026-09-14 13:00:24Etherscan launches RobinScan explorer for Robinhood ChainEtherscan said in a post on X that it has launched RobinScan, a blockchain explorer for Robinhood Chain. The explorer is available at robin.etherscan.io, and the chain ID is 4663. The update was disclosed through Etherscan’s official X account and was reported as a 7x24 news flash by Foresight. This item contains only the details provided in the original post: the product name, the network name, the explorer URL, and the chain ID.1120
Etherscan2026-09-09 13:16:26Etherscan launches contract review skill for AI agentsBlockchain explorer Etherscan said it has rolled out Contract Review, a new skill in its "Build with AI" product series, aimed at AI agents. The feature lets users submit a verified contract address along with the name of the blockchain it is deployed on, then generates a developer-focused report covering the contract’s structure, permissions, and fund flows. Etherscan said the tool works across more than 60 chains. The company also drew a clear line around what the feature does: it is designed for source code interpretation, not for security auditing. The update was announced by Etherscan in a post on X.1150
Etherscan2026-09-08 12:02:06Etherscan launches Etherscan Flow to visualize fund movementsEtherscan has introduced Etherscan Flow, a new visualization tool designed to make complicated transaction activity easier to read. The product turns dense transaction information into clear flow charts, giving users a more direct view of how funds move across addresses and transactions. It also includes outcome analysis, adding another layer of context to the visualized paths. According to the announcement, every hop shown in the flow is verified on-chain. That detail positions the tool as a way to simplify transaction tracing without dropping the underlying verification standard. The launch centers on readability and traceability, with Etherscan presenting Etherscan Flow as a cleaner interface for understanding complex fund movement data.1020
Etherscan2026-08-31 12:27:30Etherscan rolls out AI-focused API toolkit for direct access to onchain dataEtherscan on Aug. 31 released a new toolkit built for AI use cases, giving developers and autonomous agents direct access to the same reliable onchain data available on the Etherscan website. The suite spans more than 60 EVM-compatible chains and delivers structured, authenticated, real-time data through three access methods: MCP, CLI, and Skills. Etherscan MCP lets programming agents such as Claude and Codex query onchain information with natural language. The CLI tool can return clean outputs in JSON, table, or CSV format from the terminal and includes an interactive interface. The Skills module adds built-in functions such as Orchestrator, contract review, transaction debugging, and workflow orchestration to help agents handle more complex tasks. Etherscan said the toolkit is designed to lower the barrier between AI systems and blockchain data, and added that developers can get started quickly through its official documentation. The company also invited users to share feedback and show applications built with the new tools.1280
Etherscan2026-08-31 12:28:02Etherscan rolls out AI toolkit for direct access to on-chain data across 60+ EVM chainsEtherscan has launched a new AI-focused toolkit designed to give developers and AI agents direct access to the same reliable on-chain data available on the Etherscan website. The toolkit supports more than 60 EVM-compatible chains and delivers structured, authenticated, real-time data access through three components: MCP, CLI, and Skills. According to the announcement, Etherscan MCP allows major coding agents such as Claude and Codex to query on-chain information using natural language. The CLI tool can return clean results in JSON, table, or CSV formats through a terminal interface, and it also includes an interactive UI. The Skills module comes with built-in capabilities including Orchestrator, contract review, transaction debugging, and workflow orchestration to help agents handle more complex tasks. Etherscan said the goal is to lower the barrier between AI systems and blockchain data. Developers can get started through the official documentation, while users are also invited to share feedback and showcase applications built with the new tools.1250
Etherscan2026-08-31 12:22:00Etherscan rolls out Build with AI for access to data across 60-plus EVM chainsEtherscan said on X that it has launched a new toolkit called "Build with AI," aimed at giving AI agents direct access to on-chain data across more than 60 EVM-compatible chains. The release includes three components. Etherscan MCP connects agents such as Claude and Codex to real-time blockchain data. Etherscan CLI lets users query the API from a terminal and return results in JSON, table, or CSV format. Etherscan Skills adds installable modules including Orchestrator, Contract Review, Transaction Debugger, and Etherscan Flow through the Skills CLI. Etherscan also issued a security warning, saying the only official MCP server is mcp.etherscan.io/mcp and that other versions are third-party impersonations. The announcement points to a broader push to make blockchain data more accessible in AI-driven development workflows, while drawing a clear line around official infrastructure.1110
