Dune Market Data Feeds Deliver Real-Time Onchain Trade Data Across 200+ Venues

Dune launched Dune Market Data Feeds on October 22, 2026. The product supplies real-time normalized spot and perpetuals trade data from more than 200 onchain venues operating across 12 blockchains and networks.

Coverage and Technical Specifications of Dune Market Data Feeds

The feeds include spot trades from decentralized venues on Ethereum, Base, Solana, Arbitrum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Optimism, Avalanche, HyperEVM, Monad Testnet, Robinhood, and XLayer. Perpetual contracts from Hyperliquid and Lighter are also covered. Normalized fields delivered through WebSocket include price, size, notional value, side, instrument identifiers, and USD conversion via oracle. Each record links directly to the underlying transaction.

Spot latency reaches 1.34 seconds at the 95th percentile, while perpetuals latency stands at 590 milliseconds at the same percentile. Reference data is available via REST endpoints. The service corrects for chain reorganizations and supplies up to eight years of historical records separately. Supported instruments encompass native cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, liquid staking tokens, tokenized equities, ETFs, treasuries, commodities, and private credit.

Last year the covered venues recorded approximately 6.8 trillion dollars in onchain spot volume. Onchain spot activity represented roughly 25 percent of total crypto spot volume during the same period. Daily perpetuals volume across the included venues averages nine billion dollars.

Tokenized Asset Growth and Regulatory Context

Onchain spot DEX volume more than doubled year-over-year. In September 2026 the SEC issued a five-year exemption that permits certain venues to trade tokenized U.S. stocks without full exchange registration. Tokenized stocks and ETFs exceeded 37 billion dollars onchain by the end of the third quarter of 2026, with monthly volume rising approximately 18 times since January.

XLayer, which includes the OKX and ICE tokenized stock venue, received support from the first day of the product launch. These developments coincide with broader institutional interest in continuous 24/7 pricing for tokenized instruments that previously traded only during traditional market hours.

Institutional Use Cases and Product Availability

Hedge funds, asset managers, market makers, and brokers can integrate the feeds for onchain price discovery, best-execution analysis, position marking, liquidity assessment, and risk monitoring. The normalized data and venue identifiers allow existing systems to incorporate tokenized asset prices without custom parsing logic.

Dune CEO Fredrik Haga stated that onchain trading now accounts for about 25 percent of spot crypto volume and that the SEC exemption is enabling tokenized instruments. The company supplies both real-time feeds and reference data so institutions can maintain clarity on instruments, venues, and prices. The product is live. Interested parties may request a demo or trial through dune.com/feeds. Early adopters include unnamed quant funds and market makers operating under nondisclosure agreements.