- Deutsche Börse partners with Chainlink to stream real-time market data from European exchanges onto blockchain networks using DataLink.
- Chainlink’s oracle network provides the secure foundation for on-chain data, trusted by institutions such as SWIFT and Fidelity.
Deutsche Börse and Chainlink have announced a collaborative effort to deliver real-time financial market data onto blockchain networks. They are employing a service named DataLink for this purpose.
This initiative will provide blockchain developers and decentralized applications with access to trading information from several major European platforms. The data will flow across multiple chains, enhancing the resources available for on-chain projects.
We’re excited to announce that Deutsche Börse Market Data + Services has formed a strategic partnership with Chainlink to publish its market data onchain for the first time.https://t.co/2OuPryzJpf
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— Chainlink (@chainlink) October 1, 2025
Information sourced from Eurex, Europe’s largest derivatives exchange, is part of this offering. Xetra, a leading exchange for ETFs, will contribute its trading volume figures. Additional data comes from the global foreign exchange platform 360T and the retail-focused Tradegate exchange.
Chainlink functions as the underlying infrastructure provider. Its oracle network has already facilitated transactions worth trillions of dollars and is trusted by entities like SWIFT and Fidelity.
Deutsche Börse opted to use this existing system instead of constructing a new one internally. The DataLink service offers a secure and simplified method for data providers to publish their information on-chain.
Alireza Dorfard, Managing Director at Deutsche Börse Group, commented that the partnership empowers financial institutions to build a new class of regulated financial products.
The collaboration aids in the creation of tokenized assets and advanced on-chain analytics. For developers and institutions, DataLink supplies the same caliber of market data utilized by major players, establishing a groundwork for future digital asset innovation.
Chainlink (LINK) is trading at $22.24, down 1.55% in the last 24 hours. On the weekly scale, LINK is up 2.91%, though it has lost 1.21% in the past month. Longer-term performance shows gains of 71.9% in six months and 102% over the past year, with a market capitalization of $15.08 billion and daily trading volume of $833.8 million.
Recent updates highlight Chainlink’s growing institutional role. The project introduced DataLink, a service allowing institutions to securely publish datasets on blockchains using standardized formats for accessibility and reliability. This expands Chainlink’s footprint as the primary oracle network for tokenized assets, lending, and payments.
Deutsche Börse announced it will bring Europe’s top market data on-chain through Chainlink, bolstering its position in capital markets infrastructure. Since August, over 371,000 LINK coins have been purchased, worth about $8 million, indicating continued accumulation from larger players.
From a technical perspective, LINK is consolidating just below resistance near $22.80–$23.00, after repeated rejections at that level. Support lies around $21.50–$21.80, while oscillators suggest fading momentum, leaving the token vulnerable to short-term pullbacks unless buyers regain strength.
We’re excited to announce that Deutsche Börse Market Data + Services has formed a strategic partnership with Chainlink to publish its market data onchain for the first time.https://t.co/2OuPryzJpf
Real-time data from the largest exchanges in Europe, Deutsche Börse Group’s… pic.twitter.com/O3GflnQla4
— Chainlink (@chainlink) October 1, 2025
