Dinari, in collaboration with Chainlink, is rolling out a tokenized version of the S&P Digital Markets 50 Index, combining both public equities and crypto assets. Chainlink will provide real-time, verified price feeds directly on the blockchain. This initiative highlights growing institutional interest in tokenizing real-world assets.
Dinari, a company specializing in bridging traditional finance and blockchain, announced that the new token—named dShares—will track 35 publicly listed blockchain-related companies and 15 cryptocurrency assets. Each dShare is backed 1:1 by underlying stocks held with a regulated custodian, granting holders rights to dividends and redemption.
While S&P Dow Jones Indices does not officially endorse the token, Chainlink’s integration ensures transparency and accuracy of market data on-chain. This allows the index to be reflected in real time within blockchain ecosystems.
Chainlink will leverage its decentralized oracle network to provide verified price and market information, connecting smart contracts with external data sources. According to Fernando Vasquez, Chainlink Labs’ Head of Capital Markets,
“This allows one of the first index products to operate on-chain with real-time, verified data, combining traditional and digital assets seamlessly.”
Experts note that this move reflects the broader trend of integrating real-world assets (RWA) into blockchain infrastructure. In September 2025, Centrifuge launched the first licensed S&P 500 index fund on-chain, called SPXA, traded on the Base network and managed by Janus Henderson and Anemoi.
Analysts emphasize that rising interest from major financial institutions marks a shift from experimentation toward practical on-chain solutions, merging traditional and digital markets into unified ecosystems. Standard Chartered has predicted that tokenized assets could reach $2 trillion by 2028.
