Alchemy launched infrastructure enabling AI agents to autonomously access blockchain data and pay for compute without human intervention. CEO Nikil Viswanathan stated in April 2026: "You can argue that crypto was built for AI agents, not humans." Alchemy Skills provides machine-readable documentation for LLMs, while the Alchemy MCP Server exposes 159 tools to coding assistants like Claude and Cursor. The approach democratizes AI-blockchain integration rather than restricting it.
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Alchemy acquired blockchain indexing platform Satsuma in September 2023, integrating it as Alchemy Subgraphs to help developers build apps faster by extracting and transforming blockchain data. The company also released "Create Web3 Dapp," an open-source CLI tool that lets developers build full-stack decentralized applications directly from their command line with pre-built components and templates. These free tools lower barriers for the 19K active crypto developers to build web3 applications.
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See all →Alchemy acquired web3 bootcamp ChainShot in August 2022 and made all courses—previously costing up to $3,000—100% free. Developer relations lead Elan Halpern called it "a major step towards free access to high-quality web3 education." The program reports 86% graduation rates with over 50% of graduates securing blockchain jobs within six months at firms like OpenSea and OpenZeppelin. Course enrollments nearly tripled since January 2022.