The role of oracles in decentralized finance (DeFi) is rapidly evolving. Once focused primarily on price feeds, oracles are now becoming the interoperability layer that connects real-world data to onchain systems.

Chronicle Oracles are now live on Plasma, giving builders access to over 140 robust data models spanning crypto and tokenized assets, with the same transparency and verifiability that Chronicle has pioneered since 2017.

The conversation about the future of money increasingly converges to one word: stablecoins.

As of October 14, 2025, the total stablecoin market cap stands at $293.84 billion. This figure is already significant, but it may only be the beginning.

Starting today, you can now also access Chronicle Points directly on Chronicle’s website.

Institutional credit allocation is entering the onchain era. But there’s a catch: onchain credit is only as reliable as the data that powers it.

At Chronicle, validators play a central role in ensuring that builders can rely on accurate, transparent, and timely data delivered on top of our infrastructure. Among these contributors is Mantle, a validator whose mission and technical expertise align closely with Chronicle’s vision of a resilient and decentralized oracle network.

The Verified Asset Oracle Dashboard (VAO Dashboard), serves as the visualization layer of the Verified Asset Oracle, turning cryptographic attestations into a clear visual representation that anyone can inspect.

Chronicle Oracles are now available on Linea. Builders can access over 140 resilient data models spanning crypto and tokenized assets, with the same transparency and verifiability that Chronicle has pioneered since 2017.

This series translates TradFi building blocks into their onchain counterparts, highlighting what changes when real world assets become programmable, composable, and transparent. We’ll begin the series with CLOs (Collateralized Loan Obligations).