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Aave Horizon taps perpetual futures to price stock collateral on weekends, Chainlink confirms
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Chainlink says Aave's institutional lending platform Horizon is using its new weekend pricing service, giving tokenized stock collateral a reference that keeps moving while traditional exchanges are closed.
Key facts
- During regular, extended and overnight sessions, Chainlink 24/7 uses its existing weekday data
- Its stablecoin pools, including USDC, RLUSD and GHO, accept liquidity from unrestricted suppliers
- Aave's Sept. 25 description of that market listed seven Coinbase stock tokens and feeds that held their last value over weekends — This is distinct from Aave's V4 Equities Hub on Base, the subject of CryptoSlate's September weekend-gap coverage
Summary
01 Chainlink says Aave Horizon uses its new weekend pricing feeds, starting with high-volume U.S. equities. 02 Off-hours references draw on perpetual-futures venues, so weekend valuations do not represent trades on closed stock exchanges. 03 Initial Horizon equity tokens and liquidation settings are undisclosed in the announcement; stablecoin lenders still depend on executable collateral exits. The off-hours price comes from derivatives markets.