Chainlink increases interoperability through further presence on crypto exchanges
- Chainlink partners with crypto exchanges Streamex and Kyan Exchange to optimize RWA tokenization and decentralized trading.
- In addition, the integration of Solana, Base and Arbitrum has been improved, strengthening Chainlink’s position as a leading oracle network.
Chainlink’s recent expansion represents a major leap in decentralized interoperability. The network has secured two major integrations, one with Nasdaq-listed Streamex and another with Kyan Exchange, further strengthening its dominance in the blockchain data space.
The integrations bring Chainlink’s proven technology to Solana, Base and Arbitrum, enabling more efficient, transparent and cross-chain operations for decentralized finance platforms.
Kyan Exchangea decentralized derivatives trading platform, will integrate Chainlink Data Streams on Arbitrum.
This allows the platform to access up-to-the-second price updates, ensuring precise pricing, accurate settlements and stable liquidation logic for its options and perpetual markets.
Decentralized derivatives platform @KyanExchange is integrating Chainlink Data Streams on Arbitrum.
With sub-second pricing data from Data Streams, Kyan’s options and perpetual markets achieve high efficiency, precise mark pricing, fair settlement, and robust liquidation logic. pic.twitter.com/kNXSgnwR0o
— Chainlink (@chainlink) October 27, 2025
By leveraging Chainlink’s high-frequency data infrastructure, Kyan increases the reliability and performance of its trading ecosystem, enabling users to execute transactions more efficiently even in volatile market conditions.
Streamex Adds Chainlink CCIP to Gold Token GLDY
Streamex, a Nasdaq-listed real-world asset tokenization (RWA) company, is a pioneer in connecting existing commodities with blockchain infrastructure.
The company Sharedthat MA has integrated Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) into its institutional gold stablecoin GLDY.
GLDY will function as a cross-chain token (CCT), enabling seamless and native transfers between Base and Solana networks.
Streamex (@streamex), a Nasdaq-listed RWA tokenization company, has entered a strategic partnership with Chainlink as its official oracle provider.https://t.co/ONkbI79q3e
Streamex is making GLDY—its institutional-grade, gold-backed stablecoin—a Cross-Chain Token (CCT) powered… pic.twitter.com/6NlnizDoQd
— Chainlink (@chainlink) October 28, 2025
In this way, Streamex simplifies the process of transferring real-world assets across different blockchain ecosystems while ensuring full regulatory compliance and liquidity.
The company also plans to implement the Chainlink Proof of Reserve system to verify the existence of physical gold assets underlying GLDY in real time.
Together with Chainlink Price Feeds, this solution helps Streamex ensure transparent and audit-proof pricing, ensuring that every digital asset is backed by an underlying real-world asset.
According to industry experts, such a level of transparency could spur institutional investors’ interest in investing in on-chain gold markets.
Building cross-system trust in tokenized commodities
The collaboration underlines the growing role of Chainlink as the basis for the reliability and interoperability of on-chain data.
By leveraging the CCIP, Streamex can leverage Chainlink’s decentralized oracle solution, which has secured over $100 billion in total value in the decentralized finance world.
According to Streamex CEO Henry McPhie, the partnership increases the overall level of trust and scalability within the commodity token industry.
As a result of this collaboration, Streamex is now able to improve asset management processes by integrating these services into a single secure system.
This announcement strengthens Chainlink’s position in both the DeFi and traditional finance sectors by further advancing the integration of real-world assets with blockchain-powered markets.
Increasing adoption by institutions in the financial industry could set the stage for the future of interoperability in blockchain-powered digital finance.
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