Chainlink is bringing U.S. equity markets closer to the blockchain world with the rollout of a new tool called Data Streams—a feature that pipes live stock and ETF prices directly into decentralized networks.
Currently live on 37 blockchains, the service offers real-time price feeds for major assets like Apple, Nvidia, SPY, and QQQ.
By offering low-latency, timestamped data sourced from multiple providers, Chainlink aims to power next-generation financial apps like tokenized equities, synthetic ETFs, and on-chain derivatives.
Each data point is verifiable and time-aware, meaning it can help pause trading during off-hours and prevent stale price execution—two key upgrades for DeFi platforms hoping to replicate traditional finance without compromising reliability.
Projects like GMX and Kamino Finance are already integrating the new data infrastructure. Kamino’s team sees it as essential to making DeFi more seamless, secure, and competitive with traditional financial systems.
With the market for tokenized real-world assets projected to reach $30 trillion by 2030, Chainlink’s move positions it at the center of a major financial shift—blending institutional-grade data with open, programmable finance.
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