Dune launches real-time onchain trade data feeds for institutions

Dune has launched real-time market data feeds covering trades from more than 200 onchain venues across 12 blockchain networks, targeting hedge funds, asset managers, market makers and brokers.

The product delivers spot and perpetual futures trade data from decentralized venues on networks including Ethereum, Solana and BNB Chain, and is designed to plug into the market data systems institutions already run. Perpetual futures are derivatives contracts with no expiration date.

Dune says the feeds capture about 90% of onchain spot trading volume, while perpetual trading volume across the covered venues is estimated at about $9 billion a day. The company reports 95th-percentile latency of 1.34 seconds for spot trades and 590 milliseconds for perpetuals.

Dune bets on demand for round-the-clock tokenized stock pricing

Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Fredrik Haga has said onchain trading accounts for roughly 25% of spot trading volume, and has described the expanded data offering as a key step in bringing onchain activity into traditional finance.

The launch follows a five-year exemption granted by the US Securities and Exchange Commission in September 2026 that allows certain venues to trade tokenized versions of US stocks without full exchange registration. Tokenized stocks can trade around the clock, leaving banks, brokerages and funds in need of reliable pricing when conventional exchanges are closed.

The feeds mark a shift for Dune, which built its business on SQL-based analytics that let users query indexed blockchain data and turn the results into charts and dashboards.