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February 2026
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Dune MCP

We launched the Dune MCP (Model Context Protocol), enabling AI agents to query, execute, and interact with Dune directly. Connect the MCP to Claude, Cursor, or any compatible AI agent and let it search tables, execute queries, generate visualizations, and more — all without leaving your workflow. See the MCP documentation for setup instructions.

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DeFi Positions API

The DeFi Positions API is now available on Sim. Get a wallet’s active DeFi positions — liquidity pools, lending, and yield strategies — with USD valuations and protocol metadata. Supports Uniswap V2/V3/V4 (and forks), Aave v2/v3, and ERC-4626 vaults across 9 EVM chains.

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Stablecoin Dataset & Showcase Page

A first-class stablecoin analytics product built on 346 SQL models across 38 chains. The classification layer matches every transfer to its onchain trigger (DEX swap, lending event, bridge deposit, CEX movement) and labels every holder address by venue type. Premium tables include activity_enriched and balances_enriched for EVM and Solana. Free foundation tables — transfers and balances — are available for EVM, Solana, and Tron. Explore the Stablecoin Showcase or see the Stablecoins documentation.

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Raw Solana Data in BigQuery US (Datashare)

All raw Solana data is now synced to BigQuery in the US region via Datashare — over 600TB across 9 tables including solana.account_activity, solana.instruction_calls, solana.transactions, and more. Existing US multi-region customers can access this data at no extra cost.

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Credit-Based Pricing Model

We’ve transitioned all self-serve plans to the new credit-based pricing model. This update consolidates exports, writes, and storage under a single credit-based system, removing datapoint conversions and simplifying billing. See Billing for details.

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Datasets in Discover

Shipped dune.com/discover/data to surface Datasets in the Discover page. Browse and search curated datasets with chain coverage badges and direct links to documentation — part of a broader effort to drive visibility and traffic to Dune’s data products.Elevated key pages from Library to the primary sidebar on dune.com. Dashboards, Queries, Schedules, Alerts, Uploaded data, Materialized views, Connectors, Custom endpoints, Folders, Contracts, and APIs are now directly accessible from the sidebar, making it easier to find and manage your content.

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Improvements

  • Pie chart upgrade — New color palette with blockchain color mapping, redesigned tooltips, and adjusted legend layout, bringing pie charts on par with other chart types
  • Chart duplicate x handling — New chart option to visualize and control how duplicate x values within a series are handled, with options to sum across duplicates
  • 9 new Solana DEX AMMs — Added 9 new projects to dex_solana.trades under a unified prop AMM design
  • Usage activity table — The usage table now persists all modifications (search, filter, columns, sorting, pagination, time range) in the URL, so you can bookmark and share filtered views
  • Datashare status page — Datashare now has its own section on the Dune status page with per-target data warehouse status monitoring
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January 2026
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Incremental Queries

Incremental Queries allow you to write SQL that processes only recent data and merges it with previous query results. This enables fresh data analysis at a fraction of the cost, making it ideal for dashboards and reports that need regular updates. The feature supports complex queries including group bys and cumulative sums. See the Incremental Queries documentation for details.

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Mermaid Charts in Dashboards

You can now create Mermaid diagrams directly in dashboard text widgets. Use the mermaid code block syntax to add flowcharts, sequence diagrams, and other visualizations to your dashboards.

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New Curated Table: tokens.fdv_latest

A new curated table for Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) data across all EVM chains. The table shows ERC20 tokens with onchain transfers, their latest supply (updated on mint/burn events), and FDV calculated. This table is in open beta as we continue to work and improve it.

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Data Sources Visibility

Queries now display their data sources in the sidebar. Additionally Dashboards include a new “Data” button showing all datasets used to build the dashboard.

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dbt Connector Video Tutorial

A new video tutorial for the dbt Connector is now available, providing step-by-step guidance for setting up and using dbt on Dune.

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Improvements

  • Dune AI — Improved Dune AI with a modern agentic approach for better query generation and assistance
  • Curated Data Explorer — Reorganized curated data section with revamped categories and a new “More curated data” section
  • Okta real-time sync (Enterprise) — Users removed from an Okta organization are now immediately logged out of Dune
  • Dashboard timestamps — Dashboards now display “updated at” timestamps instead of “created at” on profile pages
  • Simplified authentication — Removed “Sign in with Ethereum” option to streamline the login experience (wallet linking remains available after signup)
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December 2025
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Domain-Restricted Google SSO (Enterprise)

Team admins can now enable domain restriction via Google SSO in team settings. This forces team members to log in using their company email (e.g., @company.com), preventing non-employees from accessing the workspace. When enabled, all team members are logged out and must re-authenticate with Google SSO. See the Google SSO documentation for setup details.

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Okta SSO (Enterprise)

We now support Okta SSO for Enterprise customers, a frequently requested feature for enterprise security requirements. You can enable Okta SSO via team settings under the new “Settings & Privacy” tab. We also extended this feature to support multiple domains for organizations with complex Okta tenant configurations. See the Okta SSO documentation for setup details.

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Usage Table

A new Usage table is now available, containing records of metered App, API, and Connector events. Users can search, filter, and export these records for detailed usage analysis and cost tracking.

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Private Content by Default (Enterprise)

Enterprise customers can now control the default privacy mode for team content with three options:
  • Public by default — Team members choose per content
  • Private by default — New content defaults to private, can be made public individually
  • Private only — All content forced private, external sharing disabled
This helps teams working with sensitive data ensure privacy is the default, making link sharing an explicit opt-in.

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Improvements

  • Export CSV downloads — Improved CSV export experience for usage data
  • Folder filtering — Filter by Dashboards or Queries inside folders
  • Embed fix — Fixed an issue where embeds did not show username/avatar when the query belonged to a user
  • EVM Contract resubmission — Resubmission actions (rename, upgrade, delete) now gated to paid team plans
  • Query editor UX — Click the drag icon to expand the query editor (in addition to dragging)
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November 2025
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Databricks Support for Datashare (Enterprise)

Datashare now supports Databricks, expanding our data warehouse integrations beyond Snowflake and BigQuery. Stream Dune’s complete blockchain dataset directly into your Databricks environment. See the Databricks documentation and read the announcement blog post.

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dbt Connector (Enterprise)

Enterprise customers can now use dbt for in-platform data transformations with incremental runs. Build production data pipelines, version control your models, and run transformations directly on Dune. See the dbt Connector documentation and read the announcement blog post.

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New Chain Support

Added support for Initia, Kalshi, Story, Mezo, and Monad. Explore raw, decoded, and curated data for these new chains in the Data Catalog.

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New API Landing Page

A new API landing page provides a unified view of all endpoints with quick curl/preview actions and documentation links.

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New API Endpoints

New endpoints for executing arbitrary SQL, pipeline executions, usage data, and dataset metadata. See the API documentation for details.

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Improvements

  • Improved usage overview — Charts and copyable API keys for better visibility
  • Increased max query result size — From 8GB to 32GB
  • Restructured API documentation — Scannable for newcomers while keeping advanced details discoverable
  • Updated SDKs — All new endpoints included
  • Deprecated /v1/tables endpoints — Moved to /v1/uploads. See the Tables API documentation for migration details