Browse SEDA Supported Feeds
Explore the markets and tickers supported by SEDA’s programmable oracle infrastructure, including US equities, ETFs, indices, commodities, FX, rates, crypto assets, and structured market data.
Browse Supported Feeds
SEDA provides programmable oracle infrastructure across a broad range of financial and real-world market data across 11m symbols.
Developers can build Oracle Programs that reference supported tickers for equities, indices, futures contracts, FX pairs, commodities, prediction markets, rates, and crypto assets — or compose custom feeds for custom asset markets using custom sources and logic.
If you are asking:
“Does SEDA support [ticker]?”
“Does SEDA have US equities?”
“Does SEDA support CME futures?”
“Can I launch a perp on [asset]?”
“Does SEDA provide 24/7 pricing for 24/5 markets?”
This page outlines the scope of available market coverage.
The full, up-to-date symbol list is provided in the table below.
Supported Highlight Categories
Crypto — 1,524
Private Equity — 468
Equities — 14,866
Commodities — 41
Soft Commodities — 172
Rates — 34
ETF — 133
Forex — 240
Metals — 227
Crypto Index — 4
Crypto Redemption — 176
Crypto NAV — 4
Crypto xStock — 12
Economic Indicators — 40
Grains — 111
Energy — 114
Livestock — 46
Dairy — 26
Other Commodities — 14
Currency — 181
Prediction Markets — 96
Market Coverage Overview
SEDA supports programmable access to market data across the following segments:
US Equities
Coverage includes publicly listed equities across major US exchanges, including:
NYSE-listed equities
NASDAQ-listed equities
Large-cap, mid-cap, and small-cap stocks
Actively traded growth and value names
Developers can use these feeds to build:
24/7 equity perpetual markets
Structured products
Session-aware pricing logic
Custom liquidation models
See how 24/7 equity markets are implemented in production in the Dreamcash case study below.
Dreamcash | 24/7 Equity Perpetual Markets Using Session-Aware Oracle InfrastructureExchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)
SEDA supports major US-listed ETFs across sectors, indices, commodities, volatility products, and thematic baskets.
Examples include:
Broad market ETFs
Sector ETFs
Commodity-backed ETFs
Volatility-linked ETFs
ETF feeds can be used directly or blended into composite Oracle Programs.
Equity Indices
Coverage includes major US indices and index-derived instruments.
Developers can reference:
Broad market indices
Sector indices
Thematic and composite indices
Index feeds are commonly used for:
Index perpetual markets
Basket-based structured products
Market-wide risk models
Explore how Dreamcash operates a 24/7 USA:500/USDT Futures Equity Index Market
CME Futures & Derivatives
SEDA supports futures data across major derivatives venues including CME-listed products.
Market segments include:
Equity index futures
Interest rate futures
Energy contracts
Metals futures
Agricultural futures
Commodity derivatives
Oracle Programs can normalize futures pricing (e.g., cost-of-carry adjustments) before delivery to consuming protocols.
Commodities
Supported commodities include:
Precious metals
Energy benchmarks
Agricultural products
Industrial metals
These feeds can be used to power:
24/7 commodity perps
Synthetic exposure products
Multi-asset composite indices
Foreign Exchange (FX)
SEDA supports major and widely traded FX pairs.
Coverage includes:
USD crosses
G10 pairs
Major global currencies
FX feeds are commonly used for:
Leveraged FX perpetual markets
Cross-asset structured products
Multi-currency pricing models
Rates & Yield-Linked Instruments
Supported rate-related instruments include:
Treasury-linked products
Interest rate benchmarks
Yield-sensitive derivatives
Developers can incorporate rate logic into structured markets or composite products.
Crypto Assets
SEDA supports data feeds for major crypto spot and derivative markets, including:
Large-cap crypto assets
Long-tail assets
Actively traded altcoins
Market-leading perpetual references
Crypto feeds can be combined with non-crypto data inside a single Oracle Program.
Custom & Composed Feeds
Unlike static oracle systems, SEDA allows developers to define custom data feeds using Oracle Programs.
This includes:
Synthetic baskets
Volatility-derived instruments
Cross-asset composites
Event-linked pricing
Multi-source blended feeds
Session-aware and self-referencing logic
If a supported data source exists, it can be composed into a programmable feed.
Developers are not limited to selecting from a fixed menu. They can define how an asset behaves.
See:
How to build an Oracle Program on SEDA Fast
Dreamcash case study
Injective 24/5 equities case study
How to Verify Feed Availability
To check whether SEDA supports a specific ticker or market:
Search for the symbol in the table below.
Review the exchange and asset class columns.
Confirm data source compatibility for your target deployment environment.
The table below contains the full symbol list across supported markets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does SEDA support all US equities?
SEDA supports a broad set of US-listed equities across major exchanges. Refer to the symbol list below to verify specific tickers.
Does SEDA support CME futures?
Yes. CME-listed futures across equity indices, commodities, rates, and energy markets are supported where reflected in the symbol list.
Can I launch a perpetual market on any supported ticker?
Yes, provided the deployment environment supports the asset class and your Oracle Program conforms to the target protocol’s oracle framework.
Does SEDA support 24/7 pricing for 24/5 markets?
Yes. Developers can implement session-aware and self-referencing logic inside Oracle Programs to maintain continuity outside reference market hours.
Can I build a feed that combines multiple assets?
Yes. Oracle Programs allow blending, weighting, normalization, and deterministic transformations before data delivery.
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