Chainlink Disrupts TradFi: Real-Time U.S. Equities Data Now Live Across 37 Blockchains

Wall Street's data monopoly just got a blockchain-shaped hole punched through it. Chainlink—the oracle network powering DeFi's backbone—has flipped the switch on real-time U.S. equities pricing for 37 chains.

No more waiting for market close or begging Bloomberg terminals for crumbs. From Ethereum to Solana, smart contracts now chew on fresh Nasdaq/S&P data feeds—served piping hot every 15 milliseconds. TradFi quants watching their edge evaporate in real-time? Priceless.

The kicker? This isn't some niche altcoin play. We're talking institutional-grade data streams suddenly operating in defi's permissionless jungle. Hedge funds will pretend to hate it while secretly spinning up dark pools on Arbitrum.

Another brick knocked out of the walled garden—because nothing terrifies legacy finance quite like transparency that moves faster than their settlement cycles.

With more than $275 billion tokenized in real-world assets today, demand for speedy and accurate data delivery is greater than ever. Chainlink’s expansion enables this growing universe by bridging traditional finance data to blockchain applications. 

The MOVE also plays an essential role in bringing Wall Street infrastructure into Web3, enabling use cases previously hampered by latency in data or reduced market coverage.

As capital markets increasingly become on-chain, this Chainlink upgrade could be the harbinger for the next wave of DeFi innovation where financial instruments from the physical world get traded with frictionless native crypto assets with total transparency and at maximum velocity.

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