Birdeye Announces Peak Research Terminal for Digital-Asset Allocators

Birdeye announced Peak on Wednesday, Oct. 21, pitching the terminal as a subscription research workspace for professionals allocating capital to digital assets, with market data, asset fundamentals and portfolio analytics in one product.

Peak draws on activity across centralized and decentralized venues, alongside off-chain information such as exchange-traded fund (ETF) flows, filings and private-funding activity.

Peak’s listed tools include token and decentralized finance (DeFi) metrics, wallet analytics, indices, research and anomaly detection, as well as portfolio tools. The offering also includes a keyboard-driven command interface and Peak AI, trained on Peak data and financial-domain expertise. Peak’s data framework combines Birdeye’s on-chain infrastructure with normalized licensed off-chain datasets.

Birdeye plans to sell subscriptions by seat and organization, but has not disclosed a price. The Peak product page currently invites prospective users to request closed-beta access. The announcement does not state when broader access will begin.

Peak was announced at Breakpoint 2025, and closed-beta registration was open by the end of that year. The Oct. 21 announcement marks a new milestone for the product, while its current access page continues to offer closed-beta requests.

“Data you can defend when somebody asks where the number came from is extremely scarce,” said Birdeye co-founder and CEO Kha Nguyen.