Dune launches real-time trade data feeds covering 200+ onchain venues for institutions
In brief
- Dune's feeds cover trades from more than 200 onchain venues across 12 blockchain networks.
- Spot and perpetual futures trade data comes from decentralized venues.
- Dune says the feeds capture around 90% of onchain spot trading volume.
- Dune reports p95 latency of 1.34 seconds for spot and 590 milliseconds for perps.
- Hedge funds, asset managers, market makers and brokers are the target customers.
What the feeds cover
Supported networks include Ethereum, Solana and BNB Chain, per the report. Dune's pitch is simple. Firms can pipe onchain price discovery directly into the market data systems they already run, and the feeds are designed to slot into those existing workflows rather than sit off to the side as another dashboard.
Dune's original product was built around SQL-based analytics, so this is a different kind of offering from the company.
Dune's numbers
Dune says the feeds capture around 90% of onchain spot trading volume. On the derivatives side, perpetual trading volume across the covered venues is estimated at approximately $9 billion per day. Both figures are Dune's own and should be read that way.
Speed is the other part of the pitch. Dune reports spot trade latency of 1.34 seconds at the 95th percentile and 590 milliseconds for perpetuals at the same threshold, according to the company's figures as relayed by Crypto Briefing.
Dune co-founder and CEO Fredrik Haga has previously said onchain trading accounts for roughly 25% of spot trading volume, the outlet noted. He's framed the expanded data offering as a key step in bringing onchain activity into traditional finance.
The tokenized stock backdrop
Crypto Briefing set the launch against a separate regulatory development. The SEC granted a five-year exemption in September 2026 allowing certain venues to trade tokenized versions of US stocks without full exchange registration, the outlet reported. That exemption isn't part of Dune's announcement.
Tokenized stocks can trade around the clock, Crypto Briefing noted, unlike shares on conventional exchanges that close at 4 pm Eastern and take weekends off.
Do hedge funds and brokers want an onchain feed sitting next to their existing market data? That's the bet Dune's making with this launch.
Frequently asked questions
What data do Dune's new real-time feeds cover?
Dune's feeds cover trades from more than 200 onchain venues across 12 blockchain networks, including Ethereum, Solana and BNB Chain. They deliver both spot and perpetual futures trade data from decentralized venues, according to Crypto Briefing.
How fast are Dune's onchain trading data feeds?
Dune reports p95 latency of 1.34 seconds for spot trades and 590 milliseconds for perpetuals. These are the company's own figures as reported by Crypto Briefing.
Who are Dune's real-time data feeds built for?
Dune is aiming the feeds at institutions rather than hobbyists, specifically hedge funds, asset managers, market makers and brokers. The feeds are designed to slot into the market data systems those firms already run.
