Elementary, my dear Watson! American multinational financial services firm Fidelity Investments has launched a new platform called Sherlock, designed to offer crypto analytics to institutional investors.
This new comprehensive data and deep analytics solution for digital assets will enable institutional clients to streamline fundamental and technical data tied to cryptocurrencies. All this intelligence will be provided in one central location to help inform investment decisions.
The data analytics space is exceptionally hot right now, as firms like Skew, Glassnode, Messari, Dune Analytics, Cryptoquant, and others have been turning heads.
Sherlock was developed in FCAT (Fidelity Center for Applied Technology), a blockchain solution center and distributed ledger incubator team that handles blockchain analytics, proof of concepts, as well as use cases.
The announcement states:
“Crypto is difficult enough to navigate – the data shouldn’t be— Sherlock provides you with the data and tools you need to identify investment opportunities and create trading strategies.”
Sherlock users can obtain in-depth asset analysis, discover insights, and monitor market developments with this tool in order to make the best decisions when it comes to crypto asset investments.
Users can also explore the data off-platform for modeling and back testing.
Fidelity further explains that while the market is maturing rapidly, they have heard from institutional investors that there is still need for a comprehensive and accessible data solution. That is the whole deal with Sherlock, as it aims to provide robust and insightful datasets paired with highly intuitive tools.
The firm hopes that this new solution will help clients make data driven digital asset investment decisions.
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