Key facts
- Dune's new service covers over 200 onchain trading venues and 12 blockchains.
- Data is provided with approximately one-second latency after trade execution.
- The feeds include spot trading on DEXs and perpetual futures on platforms like Hyperliquid and Lighter.
- Clients use the data to assess liquidity, compare prices, and evaluate trading strategies.
- The value of tokenized stocks has reached $3.58 billion, a 470% increase year-on-year.
Dune, a blockchain analytics platform, has introduced real-time market data feeds designed to integrate onchain trading activity into traditional financial systems. The service covers over 200 trading venues across 12 blockchains, providing data with approximately one-second latency. This aims to address the challenges faced by institutions in pricing and trading tokenized assets, which are experiencing rapid growth but suffer from market fragmentation. Clients, including quant funds and asset managers, are using the data to assess liquidity and trading strategies. The market for tokenized stocks has surged to $3.58 billion, up from $627 million a year ago, despite concerns over fragmented liquidity and objections from companies like Microsoft and Alphabet regarding the trading of their shares on new platforms.