• Chainlink teams up with the U.S. Department of Commerce to bring official BEA economic data on-chain.
• Key metrics like GDP and PCE will be available across ten blockchain networks.
• The move cements Chainlink’s role in bridging government data with digital markets.

Chainlink has taken another big step in connecting blockchain technology with the real economy. The company announced a new partnership with the U.S. Department of Commerce to bring macroeconomic figures from the Bureau of Economic Analysis on-chain.

The first batch of data includes real GDP, the personal consumption expenditures price index, and final sales to private domestic purchasers.

These numbers will be updated on a monthly or quarterly basis and rolled out across ten blockchains. The list includes Ethereum, Avalanche, Arbitrum, Base, Botanix, Linea, Mantle, Optimism, Sonic, and ZKsync.

The availability of verified government data on decentralized platforms is expected to strengthen how developers and institutions build applications around transparency and trust.

For Chainlink, this step adds weight to its position as the leading oracle provider, making verified public data accessible to global markets in real time.

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Building Stronger Ties with U.S. Regulators

The latest partnership is in the wake of constant communication between the network and US regulators. During recent years, the company worked with the SEC in matters involving broker-dealer regulations and transfer agency compliance on publicly available blockchain networks. Such communications led to formal guidelines issued by the SEC.

Chainlink further cooperated with the SEC’s Crypto Task Force in an effort to spotlight compliance features in its system. Co-founder Sergey Nazarov thereafter met with Senator Tim Scott, chairperson of the Senate Banking Committee, in a bid to discuss opinions concerning the crypto market structure bill.

Recognition has also come at the highest levels of government. A White House report on digital assets written by the President’s Working Group included Chainlink as a leading player in powering stablecoins and tokenized assets. That recognition shows how oracles are now at the very center of developing a more compliant and safe digital economy.

On-Chain Economic Data Boosts Chainlink Credibility

Collaborating with the Department of Commerce sheds light on formal support for blockchain adoption. Placing economic information on-chain may facilitate new uses in trading strategies, tokenized markets, and risk management in decentralized finance.

Earlier in the year, Nazarov attended the White House with government and industry officials for the signing into law of the GENIUS Act, a federal act establishing a framework for stablecoins.

His inclusion was a testament to how the network has emerged as a credible connecting link between regulators and innovators. As a network with over 2,400 integrations in conventional finance and DeFi, Chainlink continues pushing the limits for delivering safe information.

Adding Bureau of Economic Analysis information only gives it more credibility and positions it as an ideal link between governments and digital economies.

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