Dune Launches Real-Time Data Feeds as Tokenized Stock Trading Surges to $37 Billion

Summary

Dune has launched real-time market data feeds covering more than 200 decentralized trading venues for tokenized stock, and ETF volumes surpassed $37 billion in Q3 2026. According to Dune’s announcement, the service enables hedge funds, asset managers, brokers, and market makers to access standardized blockchain trading data through existing financial market systems.

Tokenized Stock Trading Reaches $37 Billion in Third Quarter

Tokenized stocks and exchange-traded funds generated more than $37 billion in on-chain trading volume during Q3 2026, reflecting growing activity across blockchain-based securities markets. Monthly trading volumes rose nearly eighteenfold from January, underscoring the rapid expansion of tokenized financial instruments.

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Meanwhile, Hyperliquid recorded $201 billion in perpetual trading volume linked to stocks, ETFs, and equity indices during the quarter. These markets were unavailable on Hyperliquid a year earlier, highlighting the platform’s expansion into traditional financial instruments.

Regulatory developments have also accompanied growing institutional participation in tokenized securities trading across the United States.

In September, the Securities and Exchange Commission opened a regulatory pathway for tokenized American stocks to trade through blockchain networks. Subsequently, a joint venture involving OKX and Intercontinental Exchange filed to list 63 tokenized securities on XLayer.

Dune confirmed that its market data feeds support XLayer, extending transaction coverage to the network.

Dune Expands Real-Time Trading Coverage Across 200 Venues

Dune’s Spot Feed covers transactions across 12 blockchain networks, including Ethereum, Solana, Base, BNB Chain, and XLayer. Meanwhile, its Perpetuals Feed provides trading information from Hyperliquid and Lighter, alongside reference data identifying assets and markets.

Each transaction record contains execution prices, trading sizes, directions, and identifiers linked directly to the underlying blockchain settlement. Additionally, institutional clients can access up to eight years of historical analytical data separately for backtesting and market research.

The expansion follows increased decentralized exchange activity, with spot trading volume more than doubling last year to $6.8 trillion. Dune co-founder and CEO Fredrik Haga highlighted the importance of standardized blockchain information for institutional trading.

“Everything happening onchain is messy and needs context,” Haga stated, explaining the company’s decision to expand its market data services.

“Now we are expanding to real-time feeds, including rich reference data,” Haga added.

Dune Market Data Feeds is available, providing institutional participants with consolidated transaction records across decentralized trading venues.

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