$ETH Vs $LINK This was the actual past price movement of ETH. And the current movement of LINK looks very similar. Back then, many investors couldn’t endure ETH’s long sideways movement and sold. But shortly after, ETH broke its all-time high and began a sharp rally.

*Walter Bloomberg Everything will be built on Chainlink:

Chainlink U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Sergey Nazarov

I love how people are quote tweeting this news from the SEC and going "bullish for my chain!", when Chainlink has literally been crafting this policy directly with the SEC. Chains = selling commoditized blockspace Chainlink = selling data + connectivity (across all chains +

x.com/nullpackets/st… Well, guess what run ⬡ the ⬡ juels just showed: The ERC3643 token standard now comes EMBEDDED with Chainlink price feeds + compute + identity + compliance services BUILT INTO the token. This means that if you are using this token standard, which the SEC says

In the old financial system, the asset operated within the paramaters of the system and all the separate components had to agree with one another. In our new financial system, the "system" (Automated Compliance Engine, data, identity, token standards, etc) all live INSIDE the

Great thread Fishy Catfish well done 🤝

How cool is that? $LINK

Crypto Bitlord Meanwhile they made Chainlink a legal requirement. x.com/CatfishFishy/s…

The US SEC has whitelisted ERC3643 as a standard for tokenized assets. Chainlink’s Automated Compliance Engine (ACE) and Cross-Chain Identity (CCID) solutions along with vLEI identifiers are baked right into the standard itself. $LINK As such, if a highly regulated company,

I'm going to drop a little Sunday nugget that I guarantee you no crypto research firm, no crypto podcaster, no crypto VC, no crypto social media bro, has ever pointed out: TVL of assets on a chain is not proportionately correlative to the value accrual of that chain's gas token.

Yet again we are reminded that interoperability solutions built on top of a blockchain - be they L1 L2 L2.5 L3 - are a bug not a feature. Blockchains slow. Blockchains halt. Blockchains fail. Chainlink isnt even a blockchain. $LINK

RYAN SΞAN ADAMS - rsa.eth 🦄 x.com/chainlink/stat… JP Morgan has their own permissioned chain, Kinexys, which can execute cross-chain workflows with every other public or private chain using Chainlink's new CRE architecture.

Santiago R Santos Distribution Channels? Or Runtime Environment?

As you build more complex use cases spanning numerous chains, jurisdictions, and infrastructure requirements, you need a protocol that can execute workflows across all these disparate systems & counterparties. This is why Chainlink is the backbone of the new financial system.

Quick thread to expand on my point with proof: I said yesterday that if permissioned chains are using your protocol, it means you're something special.

The Chainlink Reserve is now live: a strategic onchain reserve of LINK funded by offchain enterprise revenue and onchain service usage. Real usage. Real revenue. Long-term network growth.

Imagine fading this

Chainlink Reserve = $LINK accumulation machine driven by protocol adoption Token needed

Summary of today: 1. Chainlink has already made hundreds of millions in historic revenue, primarily through off-chain enterprise deals. All of that historic revenue will now become onchain token buybacks. 2. The future fees will be in billions because Chainlink is the most