CryptoBriefing and Coinfomania both report Metric's new DEX uses Chainlink Data Streams for pricing, but they disagree sharply on what platforms the exchange actually operates on.
What all sources agree on
- Metric has launched a new decentralized exchange (DEX).
- The DEX uses Chainlink Data Streams as its price oracle/feed.
- The integration is intended to improve pricing and liquidity for tokenized assets.
Where the reports disagree
1Which chains/platforms the DEX operates on
Metric, the decentralized exchange aggregator that quietly routed over $5 billion in trades across nine chains, is stepping out of stealth mode with something bigger: its own DEX, powered by Chainlink Data Streams for real-time pricing.
Metric has launched a DEX on Robinhood and BNB Chain.
What would settle it: Metric's own announcement or documentation specifying supported chains/platforms.
2Whether Metric was previously a multi-chain aggregator or tied to specific named platforms
Metric spent the better part of a year operating under the radar as an aggregator across multiple EVM-compatible chains.
This initiative, announced via Chainlink's Twitter, marks a notable collaboration on major platforms such as Robinhood and BNB Chain.
What would settle it: The original Chainlink or Metric announcement referenced by Coinfomania as its source.
What to make of it
Treat the use of Chainlink Data Streams for pricing as established; the specific chains or platforms the DEX runs on (nine EVM chains vs. Robinhood and BNB Chain) are contradicted between the two reports and should not be relied upon until Metric's own statement or documentation confirms one version.
Treat the use of Chainlink Data Streams for pricing as established; the specific chains or platforms the DEX runs on (nine EVM chains vs. Robinhood and BNB Chain) are contradicted between the two reports and should not be relied upon until Metric's own statement or documentation confirms one version.