Nansen AI Joins MANTRA's Validator Set

On May 14, MANTRA announced via an X post that Nansen AI officially joined its validator set. The announcement noted MANTRA's ongoing validator diversification efforts.

On May 14, MANTRA announced via an X post that Nansen AI officially joined its validator set. The announcement follows MANTRA’s ongoing efforts to diversify its validator group and increase external participation in securing the network.

As part of its broader goal of strengthening decentralization, MANTRA is aiming to minimize internal validators and maximize the participation of external organizations. With this move, Nansen AI will be directly involved in performing validation duties and contributing to the efficient operation of the MANTRA Blockchain.

This integration also brings better transparency to network health and performance, which is crucial for institutions considering engaging with the chain. The partnership aims to strengthen security, provide clearer transparency, and offer practical insights for users, builders, and institutions who are building or investing in the MANTRA ecosystem.

Notably, the addition of Nansen AI as a validator marks a key shift in governance, spreading control and improving transparency across the network. These changes reflect the ongoing upgrades on the MANTRA Network as it continues to evolve.

Located in Dubai, the blockchain is licensed by the Virtual Assets Regulation Authority (VARA) and operates a permissionless yet compliance-focused model for institutional use. Developers and regulated firms can build applications that follow local rules.

Adding Nansen AI analytics makes on-chain activity more visible and measurable, a feature that fits a network built around clarity and real-world readiness. Institutions value chains that balance transparency with regulatory needs. Now they can see how assets move and how validators behave, strengthening trust and supporting wider adoption of the MANTRA.

“We are honored to welcome Nansen to the MANTRA Validator Group. This partnership is a testament to our commitment to strengthening the decentralization of the network,” said John Patrick Mullin, CEO of MANTRA. “We are continuously seeking to add more external validators and reduce internal validators.”

“We are excited to join the MANTRA Validator Group and support this vibrant ecosystem in a more direct and meaningful way,” said Alex Svanevik, CEO of Nansen. “At Nansen, we are passionate about working with compliant Layer-1 chains like MANTRA Blockchain, which are bridging traditional finance and Web3.”

“As part of our mission to support a more secure and open Web3, we are deploying the best of Nansen AI’s analytics technology to power reliable infrastructure for investors and builders.”

This partnership also marks a significant step in MANTRA’s broader decentralization strategy. As part of this initiative, the aim is to minimize internal validators and maximize the participation of external organizations in performing validation duties and contributing to the efficient operation of the network.

Institutions will benefit from new tools for due diligence, investment planning, and monitoring operations. Risk-averse users can now see clear network metrics, which helps attract conservative investors and service providers to meet legal requirements.

The MANTRA Blockchain now offers both regulatory alignment and deep network visibility, strengthening its case for enterprise-grade use cases and setting a model for compliant blockchain adoption.

The partnership marks a trend of decentralization and accountability in blockchain ecosystems. They now seek both openness and clear oversight. Partnering with an analytics provider boosts transparency without losing autonomy.

As part of the MANTRA Validator group, Nansen AI gains real-world data for its tools while MANTRA gains enterprise-ready analytics that match regulatory demands. This collaboration shows how infrastructure and data align to support a mature blockchain space, highlighting next steps for networks that balance autonomy and oversight. The partnership is a clear example of data and infrastructure working together to support a vibrant and sustainable Web3 ecosystem.