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Valantis Labs has moved its onchain operations onto Alchemy's HyperEVM Node and is now seeing virtually zero RPC errors. Alchemy spotlighted the migration on its X account as an example of reliable infrastructure in trading — low-latency, reliable infra keeps DCA positions, keepers, and onchain data moving for traders.
ARC's mainnet goes live on September 16, with Alchemy among the projects (alongside fomo, Uniswap, and OpenSea) confirmed to support the network from day one. Alchemy is now pointing builders to a complete guide for building on Arc so they're ready for launch day, and noting it can accelerate Solana teams through its $20M fund that has already helped hundreds of builders grow their products.
Gambit Markets highlighted that Alchemy has powered its onchain infrastructure for over a year through RPC and webhook technology. Alchemy noted that prediction markets demand low latency and high reliability, and that it provides that for teams like Gambit. The partnership was relayed through Alchemy's X account, spotlighting Gambit as a long-running user of the platform's infrastructure services.

Alchemy is collaborating with Monad on the Metropolis online global hackathon, a six-week building period across four curated tracks with over $250k in prizes. Winning teams will receive Alchemy Credits to help scale their projects on reliable infrastructure as they move from hackathon to production.

Alchemy and RedStone are co-hosting TokenizeThis Singapore, an invite-only gathering for around 100 leaders working on RWAs, stablecoins, and agentic finance. The event follows the pair's growing partnership and is set for early October in Singapore.
Alchemy highlighted the ability to increase throughput directly from its dashboard, letting builders scale their infrastructure "worry-free" as demand grows. The feature is positioned as another simplification of node and API management.
Alchemy launched a testnet faucet accessible directly from the terminal via the Alchemy CLI, letting builders grab testnet funds without leaving their command line. The company highlighted the convenience of getting testnet tokens "on tap" for development and testing.
Alchemy introduced one-click API key rotation from its dashboard, billed as a security convenience for builders. The feature lets developers rotate keys quickly to keep their infrastructure secure.
Alchemy acquired Bware Labs, the company behind the Bware infrastructure provider, a deal expected to increase Alchemy's headcount by about 25% and push its presence into Europe.
Alchemy acquired Satsuma, a blockchain data indexing/subgraph platform, folding its services into a new 'Alchemy Subgraphs' product.
Alchemy made its first acquisition, purchasing ChainShot, an Ethereum/web3 developer education and coding-bootcamp platform, to onboard and train new web3 builders.
Alchemy closed a $200 million Series C1 round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners and Silver Lake, nearly tripling its valuation to $10.2 billion in about three months.
Alchemy raised a $250 million Series C led by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), valuing the company at $3.5 billion and bringing total funding to $345 million.
Alchemy raised an $80 million Series B led by Coatue and Addition (Lee Fixel's fund), valuing the company at roughly $505 million and positioning it as the 'AWS for blockchain.'
On December 17, 2019, Alchemy debuted its blockchain infrastructure platform globally and closed a $15 million Series A led by Pantera Capital, with participation from Stanford University, Coinbase, Samsung, and others.
Stanford alumni and longtime friends Nikil Viswanathan (CEO) and Joe Lau (CTO) founded Alchemy in 2017 after their own frustration building a crypto analytics tool, pivoting to developer-first blockchain infrastructure.
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