Moonberg Tackles Blockchain Data Fragmentation in Finance

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Swiss-based data intelligence firm Moonberg has launched a new platform designed to address one of the biggest obstacles facing tokenized finance : fragmented and inconsistent blockchain data. As tokenization accelerates across treasuries, real-world assets, and crypto-native products, institutions have been grappling with a lack of reliable visibility into on-chain markets. Moonberg believes its solution can change that.

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The company’s platform brings structure to chaos by standardizing billions of live data points across tens of millions of tokens, making it easier to analyze blockchain-based assets without relying on scattered block explorers or unstructured records. The timing is significant. With the global blockchain market expected to surge from $31.3 billion in 2024 to $1.5 trillion by 2030, major institutions like BlackRock, JPMorgan, and Goldman Sachs are expanding tokenization initiatives. Yet, as activity grows, clarity is diminishing.

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“People assume regulation is the hurdle. It isn’t,” said Özcan Köme, Co-Founder of Moonberg. “The real bottleneck is that the data is scattered, inconsistent, and difficult to interpret. Without solving that, tokenized finance will remain a patchwork.”

Moonberg’s solution is pitched as a unified data layer for tokenized markets. It not only cleans and standardizes blockchain data but also provides interpretive analytics, showing users what the numbers actually mean. The platform integrates insights on liquidity flows, sentiment shifts, and price action into a single view, while its AI engine allows traders to set triggers and execute in real time. It also distinguishes between leading and lagging signals helping institutions understand what truly drives tokenized markets.

“In the 1980s, Bloomberg made digital markets readable. In the 1980s, Bloomberg made traditional financial markets readable. We’re bringing that same clarity to tokenized markets,” said Joah Santos, Co-Founder of Moonberg

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For Moonberg, this launch is more than a technical upgrade it’s infrastructure for the next era of finance. With trillions in assets expected to move on-chain before the decade closes, the company sees standardized, transparent data as the backbone that will enable tokenized finance to scale globally.

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