The U.S. Department of Commerce is using Chainlink oracle infrastructure to distribute Bureau of Economic Analysis macroeconomic statistics on public blockchains, giving applications direct access to real GDP, the Personal Consumption Expenditures Price Index and Real Final Sales to Private Domestic Purchasers without manual data entry. Six feeds report each indicator as a current level and as a quarter-over-quarter change at an annualized rate, with updates following the BEA monthly and quarterly publication schedule. The data is initially available on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, Botanix, Linea, Mantle, Optimism, Sonic and ZKsync, with additional networks possible based on demand. The feeds were first announced in August 2025 alongside work with Pyth Network; a separate Commerce effort that month also published second-quarter 2025 GDP information, including a 3.3% annualized growth figure and a cryptographic hash of the full report, across nine networks with help from Coinbase, Gemini and Kraken. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick framed the broader program as making U.S. economic information immutable and globally accessible. Chainlink said the figures can support inflation-linked assets, prediction markets, perpetual futures, automated trading and DeFi risk systems, while stressing that onchain releases do not precede official BEA channels. Market commentary tied to the announcement put LINK’s market capitalization near $8.5 billion, with roughly $6 billion cited as support and $10 billion as the next resistance level after earlier-cycle highs above $20 billion and a long $3 billion–$6 billion consolidation. Separately, Chainlink has expanded price feeds for Coinbase-issued tokenized versions of Nvidia, Apple, Meta and Alphabet shares on Base for lending applications, while Standard Chartered has a $200 LINK target by the end of 2030 tied to tokenized-asset growth.