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Archax Turns To Chainlink Data Streams For Tokenised Treasury Collateral

Bitcoinist·Oct 22, 2026 · 9:30 AM CT
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Archax is turning to Chainlink Data Streams for pricing on GOVY, its tokenized U.S. Treasury product, Bitcoinist reports.

GOVY gives exposure to short-dated U.S. government bills held in regulated custody, with transfers between approved wallets and subscriptions or redemptions in supported stablecoins.

If institutions want to borrow against tokenized T-bills or use them as margin, software needs reliable, timely valuations. The Chainlink feeds are meant to fill that gap for collateral applications.

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