MegaETH Joins Chainlink Scale Program With $14B in DeFi Assets at Launch

TLDR: MegaETH launched with Chainlink integration, enabling immediate access to $14B in DeFi assets and protocols. Chainlink’s oracle infrastructure powers 70% of DeFi markets with over $27 trillion in transaction value. CCIP enables cross-chain liquidity for Lombard and Lido assets across MegaETH and other blockchain networks. Aave and GMX protocols are now available on MegaETH through Chainlink’s data and interoperability standards. MegaETH has joined the Chainlink Scale program and integrated Chainlink’s data and interoperability infrastructure at launch. The collaboration provides immediate access to leading DeFi protocols, including Aave and GMX. Users can now interact with nearly $14 billion in flagship assets such as Lido’s wstETH and Lombard’s BTC.b and LBTC. The integration went live on Monday, marking a strategic partnership between the real-time blockchain platform and the oracle network. Chainlink Infrastructure Powers MegaETH’s DeFi Ecosystem The integration brings Chainlink Data Feeds, Data Streams, and Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) to MegaETH. These services enable developers to build high-performance decentralized applications on the platform. The oracle infrastructure has facilitated over $27 trillion in onchain transaction value across the industry. Currently, Chainlink powers approximately 70% of existing DeFi markets globally. MegaETH users gain access to multiple DeFi protocols through this partnership. Aave and GMX are among the prominent platforms now available on the network. Additionally, HelloTrade and Avon have joined the ecosystem at launch. The integration creates opportunities for lending protocols, derivatives markets, and decentralized exchanges to operate efficiently. The platform features a custom integration designed to deliver fast market data. This setup supports MegaETH’s objective of becoming the first real-time blockchain. Developers can now build applications requiring accurate price feeds and reliable data ...