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06/08/25 02:31 UTC-04

Chainlink Launches Real-Time Data Streams for U.S. Stocks and ETFs

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Chainlink has launched a new service called Data Streams, delivering real-time price feeds for U.S. stocks and ETFs directly on-chain. This innovation allows developers to build cutting-edge financial products such as tokenized stocks, synthetic ETFs, and perpetual futures, using accurate and timely market data.

The service covers major assets including SPY, QQQ, AAPL, MSFT, and NVDA. Data Streams are already integrated into DeFi protocols such as GMX, Kamino, and GMX-Solana, and are available across 37 different blockchains.

The goal of the service is to support the growing tokenized real-world assets (RWA) market. According to forecasts, this market could reach $30 trillion by 2030, and reliable on-chain access to traditional financial data is key to its development. Chainlink has implemented data freshness verification, price accuracy, and trading session compliance features to ensure high quality and reliability.

By placing this data directly on the blockchain, Chainlink aims to bridge traditional financial markets with Web3 infrastructure, enabling the creation of more sophisticated financial instruments. The launch of Data Streams comes amid new U.S. initiatives, including the proposed GENIUS Act, reflecting growing government support for blockchain technologies.

This move underscores Chainlink’s commitment to providing infrastructure for the integration of traditional and decentralized finance, and to encouraging institutional participation in the tokenized asset space.

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