Chainlink widened its Asian stock-price feeds to six exchanges on Tuesday, and Jupiter is one of the first trading venues live on them. That puts names like TSMC, Samsung and Tencent within reach of a Solana wallet.
What happened
On Tuesday morning, Chainlink said its APAC Equities Streams now cover more than $40 trillion of stock markets across China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong, and named Jupiter, Lighter and Predict.fun as the first venues live on them. Jupiter followed an hour later, saying it was "proud to be among the first perps venues live" with the new feeds.
The feeds launched in June with only two exchanges, Tokyo and Korea. The expansion adds Shanghai, Shenzhen, Taiwan and Hong Kong, which brings in companies such as TSMC, Tencent, Samsung, SK hynix and BYD. Prices are quoted in each market's local currency.
What you can actually trade
A perpetual contract, or perp, tracks a price and never expires. You don't own the shares. You hold a long or short position on where the price goes, with no dividends or voting rights.
Jupiter's stock perps run on its newer order-book "Beta" markets, which use USDC as collateral, allow up to 20x leverage on stocks and charge hourly funding between longs and shorts. As of late October, Jupiter's own documentation listed three stock perps there: SpaceX, SanDisk and SK hynix. Crypto Briefing reports the new feeds let Jupiter add TSMC, Tencent, Samsung and BYD. Check the market list in the app before assuming a ticker is live. Position caps are small for now, at $100,000 per account per market and $5M of open interest per market.
One detail matters for anyone who trades these. Chainlink's feeds update only while each home exchange is open, but Jupiter's perps trade around the clock. Overnight and on weekends, prices can drift away from the last official quote, which is when thin order books bite.
Why it matters for Solana
This is the third leg of a stock story that's been building all fall. Solana handled $3.9B of tokenized-stock trading in October, and tokenized SK hynix shares alone have passed $500M in volume with more than 10,000 holders, according to remarks shared by the Solana account. Monday brought a 1:1-backed tokenized SPY. Tuesday adds 24/7 derivatives on Asia's chip and consumer giants.
Each new market means more trading on Solana apps, and that means more fees, more USDC parked as collateral and more reasons for traders to keep a Solana wallet. Jupiter is the busiest aggregator on the network: it routed $764M of Monday's DEX volume, per DefiLlama. The edge won't come from the data, though. Lighter and other venues use the same feeds, so Jupiter has to compete on depth, execution and how fast it lists new names.
Where SOL stands
SOL firmed up through the afternoon. As of 3:55 PM ET it trades at $93.42, up 2.1% in 24 hours, back above this morning's ~$91 low but still below the $94–95 area that would undo Monday's drop. JUP is up 2.2% at about $0.248. Election-night results and AMD's earnings tonight are still the bigger near-term drivers.
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Sources: Chainlink on X · Jupiter on X · Crypto Briefing: Jupiter perps · Crypto Briefing: Chainlink expansion · Jupiter Docs: Beta markets · Solana: tokenized stock volume · Solana: SK hynix · DefiLlama: Solana aggregators · CoinGecko
Prices as of 3:55 PM ET on Nov 3, 2026.
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