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ChainCatcher news, Chainlink officially launches the Data Streams service, providing sub-second low-latency price data for U.S. stocks and ETFs such as SPY, QQQ, AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, covering 37 blockchain networks. This service aggregates multiple data sources through a decentralized oracle network, supporting developers in building tokenized stock trading platforms, perpetual contracts, and synthetic ETFs, among other innovative financial products. Leading DeFi protocols like GMX and Kamino Finance have already begun integrating this technology for developing lending and yield strategies based on U.S. stocks.Chainlink plans to further expand data support to cover commodities, foreign exchange, and over-the-counter (OTC) markets, while increasing the coverage of stocks and ETFs, and launching developer SDKs and more refined contextual data features. This move aims to accelerate the migration of traditional financial assets on-chain and support the development of the tokenized real-world assets (RWA) market, which is expected to exceed $30 trillion by 2030.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, Chainlink has announced that Data Streams and VRF are now live on the Base network.With this integration, the entire Chainlink product suite is now available for Base developers.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, the Ethereum interoperability protocol Omni Network has announced the launch of the Streams feature to provide a faster and more flexible messaging method. With Streams, developers can now choose to send their XMsgs in two different modes: fast mode and finalization mode.In fast mode, messages can be delivered almost instantly. Once the source rollup issues a sequencer confirmation for a given transaction, fast mode transactions are sent to the target network, suitable for low-value transactions that require immediate delivery; while finalization mode is suitable for high-value transactions that require higher security. Finalization mode ensures that messages are delivered after the rollup publishes its call data to L1 and finalizes within two Ethereum beacon chain epochs (approximately 12 minutes). This mode provides additional guarantees, making it suitable for large transactions.

ChainCatcher news, blockchain development platform QuickNode has announced the launch of its blockchain data solution, Streams, which currently supports 17 blockchains and 26 networks. The connectable database services include Webhooks, S3 compatible storage, SQL, and Snowflake. With Streams, Web3 engineers can reduce the time spent on reorganization, error handling, and data issues by 40%, simplifying the integration of basic datasets with ETL pipelines through an intuitive interface, without the need to worry about data corruption, block loss, or managing retries.Currently, Streams is open for public testing.

ChainCatcher news, Magic Eden has launched a feature-based NFT customization tool called Boots, allowing collectors to further customize their NFTs while enabling creators/artists to unlock new revenue streams. The tool was released today on Raindrops and Metaplex.It is reported that Magic Eden is committed to building and supporting more monetization tools for creators, launching a $1 million creator monetization hackathon this morning. (source link)

According to Chain Catcher news and reported by MarketWatch, NFT mobile content and data intelligence company Mobile Streams has announced plans to raise £1.2 million (approximately $1.4 million) through a share placement to support more NFT projects.The company will place 666.7 million shares at a price of 0.18 pence per share, with each share accompanied by a warrant. Mobile Streams' current main businesses include gaming, esports, and NFTs, allowing brands to launch their own NFT marketplaces on the Solana blockchain and supporting Phantom wallet, enabling users to access a professional NFT platform without using any development resources. (Source link)