Spot markets
Native
- Crypto tokens
- Stablecoins
- Liquid staking tokens
- Yield-bearing tokens
Tokenized Real-World Assets
- Equities and ETFs
- Treasuries and funds
- Commodities
- Private credit
Market Data Feeds
$7 trillion traded onchain
last year, non-stop
Dune Market Data Feeds bring you every one of those trades, straight from the chain.
Asset classes covered
Every asset that trades onchain, native, tokenized, or synthetic.
Perpetuals markets
- Equities and ETFs
- Commodities
- FX
- Pre-IPO names
- Crypto tokens
What a trade looks like
Dune offers real-time trade data for spot and perpetuals markets, along with reference data that identifies every instrument behind them.
Spot Trades
Every trade on decentralized venues, with the price, the assets, the venue and the pool, linked to the transaction behind it.
- Coverage200+ venues
- Share of market~90% of onchain spot volume
- Trade detailPrice, tokens and notional
- Onchain contextVenue, pool and transaction
- CorrectionsBlocks resent if a reorg changes them
- History8 years, available separately
- Latency1.34s, p95
- DeliveryWebSocket
- Reference dataDelivered via REST API
InstrumentSideBoughtSoldPriceUSD valueTimeTxBlock / slot
How financial institutions use Dune Market Data Feeds
Hedge funds & trading firms
Onchain price discovery
Perpetuals and tokenized assets trade through the weekend. With Dune Market Data Feeds, your models get prices for the S&P 500, gold and Nvidia at hours when the listed market is shut.
Exchanges
Index and collateral pricing
For onchain-native tokens, tokenized stocks and stablecoin pairs, the deepest market is usually an onchain venue. With Dune Market Data Feeds, you price collateral off that venue.
Trading firms & market makers
Cross-venue arbitrage
The same asset trades at different prices on different venues and the gap closes in seconds. With Dune Market Data Feeds, each venue arrives in one format at the same moment.
Trading firms & market makers
Latency-sensitive execution
Prices move onchain in seconds, and a trade seen late is money already lost. With Dune Market Data Feeds, every trade on 200+ venues reaches you in about a second.
Market makers
Counterparty and flow analysis
A few counterparties take the other side of your quote just before the price moves. With Dune Market Data Feeds, every spot trade carries the taker and the pool it hit, and every Hyperliquid fill carries both accounts.
Asset managers & issuers
Secondary market monitoring
Your tokenized fund trades on venues you do not control, with no feed to watch it on. With Dune Market Data Feeds, you run the same price-to-NAV and volume alerts you already run on the listed version.
Hedge funds & asset managers
Stablecoin peg and risk monitoring
A stablecoin can fall a few cents in minutes, and an hourly update arrives too late to act on. With Dune Market Data Feeds, you see which venues the selling is on and how large the trades are while it happens.
Trading firms & market makers
Independent second source
You have to defend the price you mark a digital asset book at, and one vendor is a single point of failure. With Dune Market Data Feeds, you get a second source with a published method.
Dune turns onchain trading data into market data
Coverage without upkeep
Onchain liquidity is fragmented across 200+ venues on 11 chains. Any team can decode one. Keeping all of them alive as each ships changes is a standing commitment.
Fields your systems read
Price, size, notional, side and the counterparties on every fill. Chains emit contract events, not trades. We normalize once, so nothing on your side has to learn a new vocabulary.
One symbology across chains
Every asset, venue and market carries a stable identifier and a classification, so one instrument stays one instrument across chains and addresses.
One normalized model per feed
Every venue in Spot and Perpetuals arrives in the same shape. When we add one, your integration does not change.
Every print auditable
Each message links back to the transaction that settled it onchain, so a price can be checked against the ledger it came from. Listed markets have no equivalent.
Corrected, not delayed
We publish the moment a block lands rather than waiting for it to settle, then resend it if it changes, the same way a cancel and correct works on a listed feed.