Blockchain Oracle Network Tokens in AI answers

Data as of Oct 22, 2026Based on 265 AI responsesReviewed by Dimitry Apollonsky

AI summary

Chainlink has a clear lead for connecting smart contracts to real-world data and securing oracle use cases. For low-latency price updates, Pyth Network is the usual answer.

What’s changing · since July

Since July, API3rising and Pyth Networkrising have become more common across the market; Solanarising is now named regularly for low-latency updates, while Linkfalling is no longer named there.

Most-mentioned brands

Rank and Mentioned in · since Jul 5

#	Brand	Mentioned in	Recommended for
1	Chainlink 89% Decentralized oracle data for smart contracts and secure lending protocols	89%	Decentralized oracle data for smart contracts and secure lending protocols
2	Pyth Network 70% Low-latency price updates for networks handling real-time market data	70%	Low-latency price updates for networks handling real-time market data
3	API3 42% First-party data feeds and randomness services for smart contracts	42%	First-party data feeds and randomness services for smart contracts
4	RedStone Bolt RedStone Finance product line 25% Low-latency oracle updates for applications needing faster price feeds	25%	Low-latency oracle updates for applications needing faster price feeds
4	Band Protocol 21% Customizable data feeds for cross-chain blockchain applications	21%	Customizable data feeds for cross-chain blockchain applications
6	Chainlink VRF Chainlink product line 13% Provably fair, tamper-proof randomness for smart contracts	13%	Provably fair, tamper-proof randomness for smart contracts
7	Flare Network 9%	9%
7	Solana 9%	9%
7	Tellor 8%	8%
7	Chainlink CCIP Chainlink product line 7% Cross-chain messaging between different blockchains	7%	Cross-chain messaging between different blockchains
7	Axelar Network 7% Cross-chain communication between blockchain ecosystems	7%	Cross-chain communication between blockchain ecosystems
7	drand 6% An alternative mentioned in discussions of on-chain randomness	6%	An alternative mentioned in discussions of on-chain randomness
7	Ether (ETH) Ethereum product line 6% A token mentioned in protocol-level oracle discussions	6%	A token mentioned in protocol-level oracle discussions
14	DIA 5%	5%
14	LayerZero · layerzero.network 5%	5%
14	RedStone Finance 5%	5%
14	UMA Protocol 5%	5%
14	Chainlink Functions Chainlink product line 4%	4%
14	Ethereum 4%	4%
14	Injective 3%	3%
14	SUPRA 3%	3%
14	Witnet 3%	3%
14	Sui 3%	3%
14	Chronicle Protocol 3%	3%
25	Airnode API3 product line 3%	3%
25	RANDAO 2%	2%
25	Chainlink Data Streams Chainlink product line 2%	2%
25	Avalanche 2%	2%
25	Particle Network 2%	2%
25	Stork Network 2%	2%
25	Switchboard 2%	2%
25	anyrand 2%	2%
25	Hedera 2%	2%
25	DIA xRandom DIA product line 2%	2%
25	Polkadot 2%	2%
25	Internet Computer 1%	1%
25	Aave 1%	1%
25	LayerZero · layerzero.foundation 1%	1%
25	Compound 1%	1%
25	Wormhole 1%	1%
25	Sei Network 1%	1%
42	Gravity 1%	1%
42	Monad Protocol 1%	1%
42	XRP Ledger Ripple product line 1%	1%
42	(RED)1%	1%
42	TRON 1%	1%
42	BNB Chain 1%	1%
42	Celo 1%	1%
42	Cosmos · cosmos.network 1%	1%
42	The Graph 1%	1%
42	FDC 1%	1%
42	Arbitrum 1%	1%
42	Base 1%	1%
42	Cosmos SDK <1%	<1%
42	Kujira <1%	<1%
42	ERGO <1%	<1%
42	IOTA Foundation <1%	<1%
42	Terra <1%	<1%
42	Pyth Core <1%	<1%
42	XDC Network <1%	<1%
42	MakerDAO <1%	<1%
42	DIA Oracle <1%	<1%
42	VIA Labs <1%	<1%
42	Lazer Sport <1%	<1%
42	Aave GHO Aave product line <1%	<1%
42	Hyperliquid <1%	<1%
42	Cardano <1%	<1%
42	Cloudflare <1%	<1%
42	AnyAPI <1%	<1%
42	GVT <1%	<1%
42	APT <1%	<1%
42	MegaETH <1%	<1%
42	Binance Oracle Binance product line <1%	<1%
42	Liquity <1%	<1%
42	Quant Network <1%	<1%
42	Osmosis · osmosis.zone <1%	<1%
42	Fidelity International <1%	<1%
42	Cosmos · golivecosmos.com <1%	<1%
42	QuickNode <1%	<1%
42	Osmosis · osmosis.org <1%	<1%
42	NEAR Protocol <1%	<1%
42	Quant Retail <1%	<1%
42	Hyperlane <1%	<1%
42	Infura <1%	<1%
42	Terra Classic <1%	<1%
42	Chainlink Proof of Reserve Chainlink product line <1%	<1%
42	Jane Street <1%	<1%
42	ORAO <1%	<1%
42	Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)<1%	<1%
42	deBridge <1%	<1%
42	GMX <1%	<1%
42	Binance <1%	<1%
42	Stellar <1%	<1%
42	Celer Network <1%	<1%
42	Mento Protocol <1%	<1%
42	THORChain <1%	<1%
42	Soroban <1%	<1%
42	Galxe <1%	<1%
42	Cboe Global Markets <1%	<1%
42	RUNE THORChain product line <1%	<1%

Who leads each AI engine

ChatGPT SearchChatGPT Search: Chainlink
Google AI ModeGoogle AI Mode: Chainlink

Mentioned in on each engineChatGPT SearchGoogle AI Mode

Widest split: API3, 50% on ChatGPT Search and 34% on Google AI Mode.

Mentioned in on each AI engine, by brand
Brand	ChatGPT Search	Google AI Mode
Chainlink	91%	88%
Pyth Network	73%	66%
API3	50%	34%
RedStone Bolt	28%	22%
Band Protocol	22%	21%
Chainlink VRF	13%	14%
Solana	13%	5%
Chainlink CCIP	3%	11%
Flare Network	11%	7%
Ether (ETH)	10%	Outside Google AI Mode's top 25

Market map

Mentioned in · since Jul 5

Leading brands by topic

Decentralized randomnessLed byChainlink

Questions by topic1

Decentralized randomness
- I need a way to generate random numbers for my smart contract that are truly unpredictable and unbiased, but I cannot use a centralized server. What options exist for decentralized randomness?
- What is the best token for a decentralized, tamper-proof randomness source that I can integrate into my dApp?
- How can I get unbiased and unpredictable random numbers for a smart contract without relying on a centralized server?
- For a dApp needing a decentralized, tamper-proof source of randomness, which oracle's token is best?

I need a highly reliable oracle for my new lending protocol. Which oracle network's token is considered the gold standard for security and uptime?
What is the best token for a network that is optimized for receiving oracle price updates with minimal latency?
What is the best token for a network that focuses on interoperability between Web2 APIs and Web3 smart contracts?

Sources AI cites99

55% of citations point at the ranked brands’ own sites. medium.com, alchemy.com, youtube.com are the most-cited sites outside the ranked brands’ own domains.