Dune Lists Latency Metrics for Its Onchain Trading Feeds

Dune’s Market Data Feeds list 95th-percentile delivery times of 1.34 seconds for spot trades and 590 milliseconds for perpetual trades. The service, which went live Oct. 22, packages selected onchain trading activity for market analysis and data systems.

Coverage spans more than 200 decentralized venues across 12 chains. Dune also lists about $9 billion in daily perpetual-trading coverage.

Each record identifies the instrument, venue and trade side, and includes the price, U.S. dollar value and a link to the transaction. Dune sends corrected records when a chain reorganization changes a block.

Pools must meet liquidity, pricing-integrity and venue-registration thresholds. When a trade lacks a reliable price mark, the feed labels it unpriced and gives a reason. This means the service covers selected activity rather than every trade onchain.

Live trades arrive over WebSocket, while reference data is available through a REST API. The standard trial provides six months of EVM-chain and Solana history, with BNB Chain historical coverage planned.

Potential uses include tracking price discovery, comparing execution across venues and marking positions outside traditional market hours. The latency and perpetual-trading details add to Dune’s earlier real-time feed launch across 12 blockchain networks.