DeFi● Neutral

Chainlink adds weekend price updates for tokenized assets, with Aave launching first

TradingGain Newsroom·1h ago·29 Oct 2026, 14:15 UTC

Chainlink has added weekend pricing for tokenized assets, and Aave is the launch partner. The service uses perpetual futures quotes to update reference prices while traditional markets are closed. This may help traders track tokenized assets when stock and other traditional markets are shut.

LINKAt the time of writing, Chainlink traded at $11.65 (+1.26% in 24h).Live price →

Why it matters

Reference prices for tokenized assets can update over the weekend, when traditional markets are closed.
The service uses perpetual futures quotes as its price source.
Aave's role as launch partner shows early DeFi adoption of the service.

What to watch next

Watch whether other DeFi platforms adopt the weekend pricing service and how it performs when traditional markets reopen.

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