After integrating Asian stock market data, on-chain trading still needs to learn risk management. Chainlink and Jupiter provide a new case study. ① Chainlink has expanded its Asia-Pacific stock market data feeds to cover assets across multiple Asian markets, and Jupiter has confirmed it is among the first perpetual futures platforms to utilize this data. ② The figure of over $40 trillion mentioned in the announcement refers to the scale of the relevant stock markets—not funds already on-chain, nor can it be directly counted as new trading volume for any single platform. ③ Expanded data coverage enables applications to design products around a broader range of assets. However, there are significant differences between spot ownership, price exposure, and perpetual contracts; using a stock’s price data does not mean users hold shares in that company. ④ I will focus on pricing during market closures, order book depth, funding rates, gap handling, and liquidation rules. Updated market data solves only part of the problem; whether positions can be exited responsibly depends on the product’s underlying design. My own assessment: Asian assets represent a worthwhile incremental direction to track, especially for observing whether local trading demand can form on-chain. What would truly elevate my evaluation are clear risk rules, stable handling of extreme market conditions, and actual user execution quality. The more convenient leverage becomes, the more critical it is to fully understand potential losses. NFA / DYOR @Solana_zh @solana @chainlink @JupiterExchange