Arkham is a platform that uses AI technology to provide on-chain data and intelligence analysis to get rewards.
Arkham uses its own proprietary artificial intelligence engine, ULTRA, to algorithmically match addresses with real-world entities. The development of Ultra took more than 3 years, with the support of Palantir and the founders of OpenAI.
Arkham has launched "Intel-to-Earn", a product that matches intelligence-economic information of blockchain buyers and sellers at scale.

ARKM is the native utility token of the Arkham platform. It is used for:
Intelligence data analysis platform: ARKM is the currency of Arkham data analysis platform, which is the first open market for trading encrypted data analysis.
Governance: Token holders enjoy governance rights and can vote on Arkham's strategic direction.
Incentives: Users get ARKM rewards by submitting information, recommending new users, and other behaviors that are beneficial to the development of the ecosystem.

Arkham has two main components: the "Analytics Platform" and the "Intel Exchange".

The Arkham platform provides data and analytics through:
Entity pages for individuals, companies and other entities showing current and historical portfolio holdings, searchable and sortable trade history, profit and loss, and key counterparties.
Token page showing top holders, transactions and transaction flow.
Network Visualization Mapping Entity Relationships and Money Flows.
Instant alerts on trades tailored to custom parameters.

The Arkham Intelligence Trading Platform allows anyone to buy and sell address tags and other intelligence.
Bounty: Users post bounties for specific intelligence by locking ARKM into the bounty contract. Bounty hunters submit intelligence for verification and, if successful, receive a bounty.
Auction: Users with high-value information can also auction the verified intelligence to the highest bidder through the auction system.
DATA Program: Users will be rewarded for submitting intelligence used to train Ultra, Arkham's artificial intelligence deanonymization engine.

The project has raised more than $10 million in two rounds of equity funding, with the latest round of equity funding at $150 million. Investors include Tim Draper, Bedrock Capital, Wintermute Trading, GSR Markets and the co-founders of Palantir and OpenAI.