Myriad Integrates Chainlink to Automate Prediction Market Payouts with Near Real-Time Settlement

Myriad Integrates Chainlink to Automate Prediction Market Payouts with Near Real-Time Settlement

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2026-07-23 03:25:14
Prediction market platform Myriad adopts Chainlink Data Streams and CRE for automated market creation, resolution, and settlement. The integration covers BTC, ETH, BNB, and SOL markets initially, with plans to expand into equities and commodities.
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Prediction market platform Myriad has integrated Chainlink infrastructure, including Data Streams and the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE), to automate market creation, resolution, and settlement with near real-time payouts. The initial launch covers four crypto assets: BTC, ETH, BNB, and SOL.

CRE as a unified orchestration layer

Myriad stated that CRE acts as a single orchestration layer, continuously coordinating deterministic data feeds and settlement execution inside a secure computing environment. The system is built around high-frequency market data to reduce delays tied to fragmented oracle systems and centralized resolution models that prediction markets have historically relied on.

The integration allows smart contracts to trigger payouts automatically once a market outcome is determined, eliminating manual arbitrations or third-party clearing. Myriad said the setup significantly improves efficiency and will later incorporate real-world asset datasets such as equities, indices, commodities and event-driven outcomes.

Chainlink Labs executive: accelerating prediction market adoption

Johann Eid, Chief Business Officer at Chainlink Labs, said the integration could help prediction markets process outcomes and payouts more efficiently as new market categories move on-chain. “By adopting Chainlink to power its new stock, commodities and crypto markets, Myriad is accelerating the adoption of prediction markets, by enabling quick payouts and fair outcomes,” Eid noted.

Myriad executive Hazan added that CRE adoption significantly improves the platform’s ability to create and settle markets at scale. He said integrating Chainlink allows the company to move beyond crypto price predictions into equities, indices, commodities, and other event-driven categories that depend on real-world data feeds.

Post-seed round scaling

Fresh off its seed funding round, Myriad is preparing to scale operations. Executives said the Chainlink integration will let the platform launch markets faster while handling a broader range of datasets tied to crypto, equities, commodities, and event-based outcomes.

Chainlink CRE: from months to days

Introduced in November 2025, Chainlink CRE was designed to automate multi-stage workflows through a single execution layer. Co-founder Sergey Nazarov said at launch that the system could reduce deployment timelines for institutional smart contract applications from months to days, and eventually to hours.

DTCC also opts for Chainlink infrastructure

Shortly before Myriad’s announcement, the Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation (DTCC) selected Chainlink for its Collateral AppChain platform. Announced on May 13, the DTCC integration combines CRE with Chainlink’s data standard to automate pricing, valuation, margining, collateral optimization, and settlement workflows across tokenized collateral systems. DTCC said the Collateral AppChain platform is expected to enter production in Q4 2026 after processing infrastructure tied to its Smart NAV pilot and tokenized collateral experiments.

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