ME News reports that on October 22 (UTC+8), cryptocurrency data analytics firm Dune launched a real-time market data source covering on-chain transactions. The new spot data source provides transaction data approximately one second after execution, covering over 200 on-chain trading venues across 12 networks, including Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, and X Layer. Its perpetual futures data will track trades on Hyperliquid and Lighter.
The company stated: “Hedge funds, asset management firms, market makers, and brokers can now track on-chain price discovery within the same system as listed markets.” Dune noted that on-chain trading is “too large” to be excluded from the market data stack. (Source: Foresight News)
Dune Launches Real-Time On-Chain Transaction Data Source for Tokenized Market Expansion
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Dune, a leading crypto data analytics firm, has launched a real-time on-chain data source for on-chain analysis, covering over 200 on-chain trading venues across 12 blockchains. The new spot data source delivers transaction data within one second of execution, including Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, and X Layer. Perpetual contract data will track Hyperliquid and Lighter. The tool enables hedge funds, asset managers, and brokers to monitor on-chain price discovery using the same systems as listed markets.
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