Bloomberg and Kaiko have jointly developed a solution for accessing on-chain data in the tokenized markets
Svmuu News: Bloomberg announced a partnership with Kaiko to jointly develop an on-chain access solution that will bring trusted Data License data onto the blockchain via Kaiko’s infrastructure. The initiative aims to address long-standing data consistency issues in existing processes, including inconsistent data sources, time discrepancies, and fragmented data pipelines—which lead to operational friction and increased reconciliation costs. Through a tokenized workflow for on-chain access to Bloomberg data, counterparties can reference a single, verifiable data source, eliminating ambiguity and enabling process automation. (PRNewswire)
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