Ondo Finance’s expansion into tokenized Treasuries and equities initially boosted its RWA scale, lifting TVL beyond $2.5 billion and concentrating liquidity in the fixed income and on-chain equity envelopes.
As secondary issuance and trading volumes have increased, pricing infrastructure has become a structural constraint. Tokenized stocks relied on dispersed or partially centralized oracle sources, making their value information slow, vulnerable to manipulation, and ineffective during market fluctuations.
These data integrity frictions are directly limited to the usability of collateral between lending venues. To neutralize this bottleneck, Ondo Finance (ONDO) formalized Chainlink data feeds as its primary pricing layer. Standardized and multi-source valuations then allowed symbolic shares to become quality-assured assets.
This integration will facilitate the precise sale of assets, automatic adjustment of vaults and the realization of structured products. This makes the Oracle partnership a necessary upgrade, rather than just a marketing strategy.
On-chain pricing rails activate for tokenized stocks
Ondo’s tokenized shares went deeper on the blockchain when Chainlink (LINK) data feeds were enabled on Ethereum (ETH) on February 11, 2026. Real-time pricing, including dividends and splits, began securing assets such as SPYon, QQQon, and TSLAon.
Therefore, these tokens have gained DeFi collateral utility on platforms such as Euler. On-chain issuance was then expanded via instant burn rails, aligning supply with demand. Commercial activity followed, pushing cumulative volume past $7 billion while TVL surpassed $500 million.

Source: DeFiLlama
Meanwhile, listings have expanded to more than 200 stocks across multiple chains. This progression marked the move from pilot deployment to systemic infrastructure, strengthening liquidity depth, price integrity, and executable DeFi integration for real-world tokenized stocks.



