For DeFi protocols
Your liquidations deserve real prices.
Market-rate feeds for the assets protocols actually hold: LSTs, yield-bearing stables, wrapped BTC. Priced from the pools where they trade, filtered against manipulation, served over API.
Where market-rate data earns its keep
Lending markets
Collateral like wstETH, weETH or sUSDe needs a market-rate price, not a contract ratio. Our feeds capture what the asset actually trades for across its DEX pools, so liquidations fire on real prices.
Stablecoin protocols
Depegs start in the pools. Feeds built from on-chain liquidity see the move as it happens, across 195 USD-stablecoin pairs plus the EUR tail.
Perps & derivatives
Index prices for long-tail assets fail when built from thin CEX listings. DEX-native aggregation gives your index the market that actually has depth.
LST & restaking protocols
The LST complex spans 77 ETH LST pairs plus 27 Solana LST pairs, including LST cross-rates such as rETH/wstETH and cbETH/wstETH.
DeFi FAQ
Why do DeFi protocols need market-rate feeds?
Because risk settles at market prices. Exchange-rate oracles report what an asset should be worth by contract logic. When markets stress, the traded price can detach from that number. Protocols that liquidate, settle or hedge on the theoretical value discover the gap at the worst moment.
How do the feeds resist oracle manipulation?
Aggregation across all active pools for a pair, liquidity weighting, outlier filtering before publication. Moving our price requires moving the real market across venues at real depth, not nudging one thin pool with a flash loan.
Can we get the feeds on-chain?
Yes. Feeds are served over API. The underlying blockchain infrastructure is operated by Matrixedlink B.V. (Matrixed.Link), an affiliated company: an official Chainlink node operator with 500+ live price feeds in production.
Our collateral asset is obscure. Do you cover it?
The catalog holds 553 pairs across 135 assets, deepest in the long tail: yield-bearing stables, staked BTC variants, Solana LSTs. If your asset trades in on-chain pools, send it over. Coverage requests are how the catalog grows.
Which assets does your protocol hold?
Send the list. We will tell you exactly which pairs are covered today, with pool counts to back it up.
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