The post Dune Launches dbt Connector for On-chain Data Pipelines appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The new dbt Connector enables organizations to run fully managed data transformation pipelines directly on Dune, creating a unified environment for blockchain data engineering and analytics. [Buenos Aires, Argentina, Nov. 19, 2025] Dune, the leading on-chain data platform, today announced the launch of its dbt Connector at DuneCon 2025, giving teams the ability to use Dune as their crypto data warehouse and build full blockchain data pipelines without managing infrastructure. As the crypto industry matures, data teams are adopting the same tools and engineering standards that define the modern analytics stack. The dbt Connector brings this capability on-chain for the first time, allowing teams to transform, test, and automate blockchain data workflows directly within Dune’s environment. By integrating dbt natively, Dune now provides crypto teams with the same enterprise-grade functionality found in platforms like Snowflake, BigQuery, and Databricks, but purpose-built for on-chain data. “When we started Dune, our goal was to make blockchain data accessible to everyone,” said Fredrik Haga, Co-Founder and CEO of Dune. “Now, we’re making it usable at scale. With the dbt Connector, teams can build and operate production-grade pipelines on Dune and bring the full modern data stack to crypto.” The dbt Connector removes the need for organizations to manage blockchain ingestion or compute, offering a fully managed environment where engineers can collaborate, ship transformations, and maintain end-to-end data lineage. This marks a key evolution in Dune’s capabilities, from analytics and dashboards to a complete, enterprise-grade on-chain data platform. For enterprises already using Snowflake, BigQuery, or Databricks, Dune’s expanded Datashare offering also ensures they can access the same continuously updated on-chain datasets directly within their own environments. Teams can query on-chain and off-chain data side by side, using their existing compute and governance frameworks. “Whether teams build inside Dune or connect through their existing warehouse, they… The post Dune Launches dbt Connector for On-chain Data Pipelines appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The new dbt Connector enables organizations to run fully managed data transformation pipelines directly on Dune, creating a unified environment for blockchain data engineering and analytics. [Buenos Aires, Argentina, Nov. 19, 2025] Dune, the leading on-chain data platform, today announced the launch of its dbt Connector at DuneCon 2025, giving teams the ability to use Dune as their crypto data warehouse and build full blockchain data pipelines without managing infrastructure. As the crypto industry matures, data teams are adopting the same tools and engineering standards that define the modern analytics stack. The dbt Connector brings this capability on-chain for the first time, allowing teams to transform, test, and automate blockchain data workflows directly within Dune’s environment. By integrating dbt natively, Dune now provides crypto teams with the same enterprise-grade functionality found in platforms like Snowflake, BigQuery, and Databricks, but purpose-built for on-chain data. “When we started Dune, our goal was to make blockchain data accessible to everyone,” said Fredrik Haga, Co-Founder and CEO of Dune. “Now, we’re making it usable at scale. With the dbt Connector, teams can build and operate production-grade pipelines on Dune and bring the full modern data stack to crypto.” The dbt Connector removes the need for organizations to manage blockchain ingestion or compute, offering a fully managed environment where engineers can collaborate, ship transformations, and maintain end-to-end data lineage. This marks a key evolution in Dune’s capabilities, from analytics and dashboards to a complete, enterprise-grade on-chain data platform. For enterprises already using Snowflake, BigQuery, or Databricks, Dune’s expanded Datashare offering also ensures they can access the same continuously updated on-chain datasets directly within their own environments. Teams can query on-chain and off-chain data side by side, using their existing compute and governance frameworks. “Whether teams build inside Dune or connect through their existing warehouse, they…