Chainlink launches 24/7 tokenized stock pricing service with Aave as launch partner
Chainlink introduced Chainlink 24/7, extending tokenized stock, commodity and other asset prices through weekends and holidays, with Aave adopting the feeds for its Horizon platform.
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Chainlink announced the launch of Chainlink 24/7, a service that extends prices for stocks, commodities and other traditional assets through weekends and market holidays, according to CoinDesk. Aave will adopt the feeds for Horizon, its institutional lending platform, starting with tokenized versions of heavily traded US stocks.
When traditional markets are open, Chainlink 24/7 draws prices from regular and extended trading sessions. When markets close, the service switches to a reference built from quotes on multiple perpetual futures venues, filtering stale inputs and limiting outlier prices so each asset has one continuous price series. The off-hours price reflects derivatives trading, not trades on the closed exchanges.
Before this launch, on-chain applications holding tokenized stocks had to pause markets, rely on the last available price, or build their own systems while exchanges were closed. Lending protocols can now take the prices as on-chain Data Feeds. Trading platforms and prediction markets can use Data Streams, which update faster and also identify which market session is live.
In January 2026, Chainlink added 24/5 pricing for US stocks and ETFs covering pre-market, regular, post-market and overnight sessions. The company says its weekday pricing covers more than $1.6 billion in tokenized stocks.
Aave Horizon, built on Aave Protocol version 3.3, lets qualified investors borrow stablecoins against tokenized real-world assets, according to Aave Labs.
Agents and protocols that trade or lend against tokenized stocks around the clock now have a weekend price to act on.