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FTSE Russell partners with Chainlink to bring index data on-chain

FTSE Russell partners with Chainlink to bring index data on-chain

金色财经金色财经2025/11/03 22:31
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Jinse Finance reported that FTSE Russell has announced a partnership with leading crypto oracle service provider Chainlink to bring its indices and market data on-chain through Chainlink's DataLink service. This includes core indices such as the Russell 1000, Russell 2000, and Russell 3000. The on-chain integration means the data will be available 24/7 across multiple blockchains, supporting innovation in tokenized assets, ETFs, and next-generation financial products.

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