Lighter has expanded its integration of Chainlink price feeds to over 100 additional markets, broadening the range of assets available through its on-chain trading infrastructure. The expanded coverage includes U.S. and Asian equities, cryptocurrencies, foreign exchange pairs, and commodities, offering users broader market exposure within Lighter’s existing platform.
The latest expansion builds on the 25 markets already supported by Chainlink price feeds. With more than 100 new additions, Lighter now offers a broader selection of assets across its market data infrastructure. This expansion bridges traditional financial assets and crypto markets within a single trading system.
Lighter has recorded approximately $1.7 trillion in cumulative trading volume. This expanded price feed coverage comes as the platform supports trading across a wider range of asset types. Chainlink feeds are being integrated into Lighter’s Ethereum Layer 2 and its deployment on Robinhood Chain, extending market data coverage across both networks.
Lighter Expands Robinhood RWAs with Dynamic Chainlink Pricing
The Robinhood Chain deployment also supports perpetual futures through Robinhood Wallet. This integration gives Lighter access to Chainlink market data in an additional trading environment while extending support beyond its Ethereum Layer 2 network. The expanded deployment covers assets linked to equities, foreign exchange, commodities, and cryptocurrencies.
The expanded feed coverage also supports Lighter’s work with real-world asset derivatives. Price data becomes crucial when contracts track assets such as stocks or commodities, as their prices originate outside of blockchain networks. The reliable external pricing helps trading systems keep contract values accurately aligned with their underlying markets.
Lighter’s work with real-world assets included pricing adjustments during July and August 2026. The platform removed fixed caps on external indices for instruments such as SPY, QQQ, and individual technology stocks.
Lighter Secures Order Books with Chainlink Data Streams
The integration utilizes Chainlink Data Streams, a service designed for derivatives markets that delivers price information to matching engines in under a second. These feeds also support extended 24/5 trading hours for tokenized equities, while commodities such as gold and crude oil receive continuous pricing updates.
Lighter combines a verifiable computation engine with settlement on Ethereum. The development team estimates that synchronizing order books with high-speed oracle feeds can support narrow-margin trading while preserving the solvency of the underlying smart contract. This setup integrates real-time market pricing with Lighter’s order-book system.
Oracle security has become a recurring concern in decentralized finance, especially for contracts tied to assets that are not native to blockchain networks. While Bitcoin perpetuals can rely on on-chain liquidity for pricing, contracts linked to assets such as Tesla stock or gold require external market data.
