• Chainlink Integrates Market Data into MegaETH
• Native Oracle promises sub-millisecond latency
• Integration aims to advance next-generation DeFi

Chainlink announced the launch of its first native real-time oracle within MegaETH, an Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain designed for high performance. The new integration will enable smart contracts to access market data in less than a millisecond, marking a significant step in the evolution of DeFi infrastructure.

The partnership introduces Chainlink Data Streams directly into the MegaETH core, allowing smart contracts to obtain prices “just-in-time,” meaning only when needed. This architecture reduces latency and update congestion, bringing the on-chain experience closer to the speed of centralized exchanges.

According to MegaETH co-founder and CTO Lei Yang,

“The integration of Chainlink Data Streams at the protocol level gives builders access to efficient, low-latency on-chain market data.”

He noted that the feature creates an essential data layer for decentralized finance applications that require instant responses, such as perpetual markets and high-frequency stablecoins.

Chainlink Data Streams has been identified as a fundamental tool for calculating funding rates, settlements, and derivatives in real time, becoming a key component for chains seeking performance similar to traditional exchanges.

MegaETH presents itself as a high-throughput L2 network designed to achieve up to 100.000 transactions per second, making it a natural candidate for hosting trading applications and stablecoins that require ultra-fast execution and full blockchain composability.

Chainlink, widely adopted in tokenization and DeFi projects, claims its oracle network already protects between $90 and $100 billion in total value locked (TVL) and has processed tens of trillions in transactions. Furthermore, it has delivered over 18 billion verified messages across various blockchain networks.

MegaETH has been rapidly expanding its ecosystem. In September, it launched USDm, a native stablecoin built on Ethena, designed to subsidize network fees and support “real-time applications.” Meanwhile, the Euphoria project, a derivatives platform built on MegaETH, raised $7,5 million in pre-seed and seed rounds, signaling the growth of products focused on low latency and direct integration with Chainlink oracles.

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