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TRON DAO has officially adopted Chainlink Data Feeds to improve data accuracy across its DeFi applications. This move replaces the previous oracle system, aiming to ensure stable and transparent on-chain transactions. TRON DAO has officially appointed Chainlink as the primary oracle provider for its blockchain ecosystem. The announcement came out on May 15, 2025, and since then, the attention of the DeFi community has been directed directly to the TRON network. With this decision, the previous oracle system, WINkLink, has been officially abandoned. Not without reason—Chainlink has long been considered the backbone of data reliability in the crypto sector, and TRON seems to not want to be left behind in ensuring that the data used by its applications remains accurate and resistant to manipulation. We’re excited to announce that @Chainlink Data Feeds are now live on TRON as the network’s official data oracle solution. $5.5B+ in DeFi TVL on TRON is now secured by Chainlink oracles, strengthening ecosystem security and growth. Learn more @Cointelegraph ⤵️… pic.twitter.com/TLN4rWRxAG — TRON DAO (@trondao) May 15, 2025 No Room for Glitches: TRON DeFi Turns to Chainlink Just imagine if you were using a crypto lending application and the ETH price displayed suddenly went crazy because the oracle had an error. That’s the nightmare that DeFi protocols like JustLend and JustStable that run on the TRON network want to avoid. With Chainlink Data Feeds, they can pull market data that has been proven to be safe and verifiable. And the good news is, the algorithmic stablecoin USDD is also directly connected to this system. This means that in the future, TRON users can enjoy much more stable and transparent transactions. Strong Infrastructure, Growing TVL, and Now Mastercard Too On the other hand, CNF previously reported that TRON still maintains a daily block production efficiency of…

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