Chronicle Oracles have launched on Avalanche. Developers can access 140+ resilient, robust data models for crypto and tokenized assets.

Chronicle has been named the Exclusive Oracle Partner to Grove Protocol, an institutional-grade credit protocol developed by members of Steakhouse Financial.

As Ethereum marks its tenth anniversary, we’re reflecting on ten moments that shaped Chronicle’s journey—from the earliest experiments in DeFi to powering the next wave of real-world asset tokenization.

Chronicle now supports onchain price feeds for tokenized equities, delivering critical infrastructure for emerging RWA protocols and institutions bringing tokenized assets onchain.

When ETH price climbs, gas prices follow—and with them, the cost of onchain infrastructure. When it costs more to publish data, every oracle update becomes a decision between security and affordability. Chronicle broke that tradeoff.

The oracle space is evolving. As we move into a world where real-world assets (RWAs) are increasingly prevalent onchain, the role of oracles is transforming into something much more critical: the trust layer connecting the blockchain to real world data.

In this blog post, we present five essential questions to guide your evaluation of oracle providers and ensure your protocol is built on a solid foundation.

Starting today, Base is rolling out cbDOGE and cbXRP — two ERC20 tokens that are backed 1:1 by DOGE and XRP held by Coinbase. Chronicle is providing day-one support for cbDOGE and cbXRP with decentralized price feeds.

This article explores how ScribeOptimistic works—and how you can earn ETH for monitoring and challenging optimistic pokes.