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- Jupiter has plugged in Chainlink’s Data Streams for its 5-minute and 15-minute prediction markets on Solana.
- While Jup Predict now relies on Data Streams for its short-duration crypto markets, Jupiter has not added Chainlink to its wider DeFi protocol.
Chainlink has announced a new integration with Jupiter’s prediction market product, Jup Predict, expanding its presence on the Solana network. Jupiter’s 5-minute and 15-minute markets for Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, and other assets now use Chainlink Data Streams.
The move places Chainlink deeper into Solana’s trading stack at a time when Jupiter remains one of the network’s largest DeFi venues. Notably, the announcement tied the integration to Jupiter’s prediction markets rather than its wider swap and routing products.
JUST IN: The largest decentralized exchange on Solana has adopted Chainlink to power its newly launched prediction markets, @jup_predict.@JupiterExchange's ($2.8B TVL) 5-min & 15-min markets for BTC, ETH, SOL, & more are now secured by fast Chainlink Data Streams market data. pic.twitter.com/gT8pCYZDrw
— Chainlink (@chainlink) March 10, 2026
Jupiter’s new markets focus on short time frames and rely on the delivery of fresh data. Traders can take positions on near-term price moves in assets such as BTC, ETH, and SOL.
Chainlink’s Data Streams were designed for low-latency market data, which makes it effective for products such as Jup Predict where timing and price accuracy are critical. Data Streams are a pull-based system for onchain markets that need up-to-date prices with lower latency. Jupiter’s adoption now gives that model a vital role in Solana’s prediction market segment.
In a previous update, CNF outlined the network’s broader expansion across multiple blockchains and services. That expansion is tied to the XAUm listing on Venus, where it now supports pricing for tokenized gold on BNB Chain.
Chainlink Expands Solana Use Case
The integration also widens the set of Oracle options used across Solana applications. Solana already has native data providers, yet Jupiter chose Chainlink for this market launch. That move adds a cross-chain oracle network to one of Solana’s busiest trading brands.
Jupiter has also linked the launch to its multibillion-dollar TVL, which gives the integration more visibility across Solana DeFi. Although the feature is limited to prediction markets, it connects the oracle network to a protocol with a broad user reach.
Earlier this month, CNF reported that Chainlink added 16 new integrations across six services and five blockchains. The expansion included Arc, Canton Network, DogeOS Chikyu, MegaETH, and World Chain.
At the time of reporting, Solana price remained under pressure, trading between $85 and $88 after an early push higher failed. SOL was down 1.5% over 24 hours, while trading volume held near $4.3 billion. This combination showed that market activity remained strong.
The SOL Aroon Oscillator is positive at 42.86, indicating that buying pressure is recovering and a new positive trend is developing.
The Awesome Oscillator aligns with this movement, although it remains below zero. Its histogram bars are gradually increasing, indicating that bearish momentum is reducing. That normally leads to price recovery as the selling pressure weakens.
Meanwhile, the LINK price traded near $8.91, down 2% in the last 24 hours, as trading volume remained firm at around $680 million.
