Why trusted blockchain data is reshaping tokenised finance
- Chainlink (CRYPTO:LINK) is providing onchain net asset value (NAV) data for Fidelity International's tokenised liquidity fund.
- The collaboration supports a tokenised fund backed by a US$6.9 billion Institutional Liquidity Fund and enables trusted NAV data to be published onchain.
- Regulatory compliance, reliable pricing data and institutional adoption remain key challenges for tokenised real-world assets.
Chainlink (CRYPTO:LINK)
Chainlink (CRYPTO:LINK) is supplying onchain NAV data for Fidelity International's tokenised liquidity fund through its SmartData infrastructure, allowing smart contracts to access verified fund valuations. Fidelity International's Institutional Liquidity Fund manages about US$6.9 billion in assets, while Chainlink's oracle network delivers pricing and fund data to blockchain applications.
Ethereum (CRYPTO:ETH)
Ethereum (CRYPTO:ETH) remains the largest smart contract blockchain supporting tokenised real-world assets, decentralised finance and stablecoins. The network secures more than US$60 billion in total value locked (TVL), making it the primary settlement layer for many institutional blockchain projects.
Ondo Finance (CRYPTO:ONDO)
Ondo Finance (CRYPTO:ONDO) focuses on bringing tokenised US Treasuries and institutional financial products onto public blockchains. The protocol has become one of the largest tokenised Treasury issuers, reflecting growing institutional interest in blockchain-based fixed-income products.
Maker (CRYPTO:MKR)
Maker (CRYPTO:MKR) has expanded beyond crypto collateral by incorporating tokenised real-world assets into the reserves supporting its decentralised stablecoin ecosystem. This strategy links decentralised finance with traditional financial instruments while generating protocol revenue from real-world assets.
Aave (CRYPTO:AAVE)
Aave (CRYPTO:AAVE) continues integrating tokenised assets into decentralised lending markets while using external oracle networks such as Chainlink for pricing data. Reliable market information helps borrowers and lenders manage collateral values and reduce settlement risk.
The bottom line
Institutional tokenisation increasingly depends on trusted blockchain data rather than token issuance alone. Projects such as Chainlink, Ethereum, Ondo Finance, Maker and Aave are building infrastructure that connects traditional financial assets with blockchain networks while operating within regulated market frameworks.
