Regular man during day, blockchain passionate at night.

Joined August 2017
25k a month for DTCC tokenization access. If they're charging this much just for the onboarding phase, imagine how much they think anyone involved will actually make? There's going to be a lot of money flowing through here and in turn a lot of money flowing into $LINK.
Interesting The price rate of the DTCC tokenization is: One time: 30.000$ and after that every month 25.000$ = 300.000$ yearly. 4000 financial firms are using DTCC services, which makes 1.2 billion dollar every year going to DTCC if all companies are on board $LINK everything
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🇺🇸 BIG: Chainlink expands its collaboration with S&P Global Ratings to bring vault risk assessments onchain.
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This is what we've been waiting for.
Congratulations to @The_DTCC on the launch of the DTCC Tokenization Service, a significant milestone in the modernization of global financial market infrastructure. The launch follows DTCC’s first-ever production trades of tokenized U.S. securities in July 2026, powered by Chainlink alongside more than 30 major institutions: • BlackRock • J.P. Morgan • Goldman Sachs • Vanguard • NYSE • Nasdaq • CME Group • Microsoft • State Street Investment Management • BNP Paribas Securities Corporation • Societe Generale • S&P Dow Jones Indices • Citadel Securities • FTSE Russell • Invesco • Broadridge • Tradeweb • + many more With quadrillions processed annually as critical infrastructure underpinning U.S. securities markets, DTCC is bringing tokenization to the American financial system. We look forward to continuing our work together in advancing 24/7 collateral workflows through the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) & data standard, accelerating institutional adoption of tokenized assets.
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.@chainlink is expanding its collaboration with @SPGlobalRatings to bring vault risk assessments onchain. Institutional-grade credit ratings, readable by any smart contract.
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Big signal for onchain finance: CFTC Chairman Michael Selig is speaking at Link:NYC. Institutional standards, clear regulatory guardrails, and real infrastructure coming together. Tune in / check the details: chain.link/linknyc
ROAD TO Link:NYC 🇺🇸 At Link:NYC, Chairman of the @CFTC, @ChairmanSelig, will share his perspective on the future of digital assets and onchain finance. Thank you, Chairman Selig, for advancing this critical conversation on the future U.S. financial markets.
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🇭🇰 HONG KONG GOLD EXCHANGE, THE WORLD'S FOURTH-LARGEST GOLD TRADING VENUE BY VOLUME, BRINGS ITS GOLD-BACKED XGZ TOKEN TO CHAINLINK $LINK CCIP
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🇭🇰 TODAY: Hong Kong Gold Exchange, the world’s fourth-largest gold trading venue by volume, is integrating Chainlink CCIP to let its gold-backed XGZ token move across blockchains.
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$LINK needed by AI agents. They know.
For the second week in a row, LINK has been the most traded asset on Coinbase for Agents. The top 3 assets by notional trading volume from 10/19 to 10/25: 🥇 $LINK 🥈 $BTC 🥉 $ETH Coinbase for Agents is now natively available on Grok, Grok Bot, Perplexity Computer, Composio, and via MCP on other AI platforms.
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Hong Kong Gold Exchange-backed gold token XGZ is integrating Chainlink CCIP, enabling it to move across blockchains. @chainlink
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An announcement that announces more announcements🤔 With CustodySync as the opening act for Link:NYC, now we really can’t wait for the main event. See you in NYC🗽 xitter.cf/chainlink/status/21147…
ROAD TO Link:NYC 🗽 The first announcement in the lead-up to Link:NYC: Chainlink CustodySync. More to come this week. Turn on notifications, and tune in live on X and YouTube on October 29.
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Chainlink keeps pumping out new products that all the institutions need. They are literally being told "We need this solved" and Chainlink leans into the fact it holds all the marbles (data + interop + orchestration + more) to make it happen. Collateral stays with the custodian. When an institution deposits collateral with their qualified custodian, the custody balance is published onchain via Chainlink Proof of Reserve, providing a verifiable onchain record of collateral anyone can verify. Collateral is represented onchain. A transfer-restricted receipt token representing the assets held in custody is then posted to the onchain lending market. Its supply reflects the assets held in custody and carries no claim on the underlying assets outside the lending integration. Clients borrow directly. Assets move from the lending market to the borrower in a single transaction. Every borrow, repayment, and interest accrual is recorded in the custodian's records automatically. Both systems priced from the same source. The lending market reads Chainlink Data Feeds onchain, while Chainlink Data Streams deliver identical values directly to the custodian’s offchain systems, so both sides calculate LTV from the same data. The collateral agent facilitates liquidations. If a loan breaches the defined liquidation threshold, the appointed collateral agent sells through its own process. CustodySync records the committed sale proceeds onchain ensuring the position remains stable while the sale settles, with final settlement executing via a single atomic transaction. CustodySync combines multiple components of the broader Chainlink platform into a single solution: $LINK
Chainlink Just Gave Big Institutions a Safe Way Into DeFi Lending @Chainlink released a solution called CustodySync. With this solution, eligible custodians will let institutional customers access the DeFi lending market while keeping assets in custody at all times. @Anchorage, which runs the country’s first federally chartered digital asset bank, is the official launch partner and its first custodian. This opportunity is big. The DeFi lending market is $80 billion, while about $700 billion in digital assets under custody represents only 0.5% of total assets under custody. The new solution helps keep custody and lending systems aligned, so there are no premature or delayed liquidations due to valuation discrepancies in loans.
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Chainlink keeps solving the most critical problems to bringing tens of trillions onchain. Now, through their new solution CustodySync, they are allowing institutions to leverage onchain lending protocols without their assets ever having to leave their custody providers. If you know institutions, most of the time they are requird by law to have their assets held at a qualified custodian. However, this comes in conflict with having to deposit them in a DeFi lending protocol as collateral. Now with Chainlink, key activities can be coordinated (essentially automated in a trust-minimized way) between the custodian and the lending protocol, such as collateral posting and liquidations. This once again shows how Chainlink is using its platform to provide an end-to-end solution, providing the data, cross-chain, proof of reserve, and of course orchestration of the entire workflow in perpetuity. This is what institutional capital needs to come onchain in a major way. $LINK it all.
Introducing Chainlink CustodySync, a new solution that lets qualified custodians give their institutional clients access to DeFi lending markets, all while assets remain securely in custody. With @Anchorage as the official launch partner, together we’re establishing a new standard for institutional DeFi. CustodySync keeps custody and lending systems in sync across the full lifecycle of a loan: → For custodians: faster time to market and lower operational overhead, with custodian-managed controls → For lending markets: independent, verifiable data and a consistent risk framework → For institutions: passive capital becomes productive capital More than $80 billion sits in DeFi lending markets. Meanwhile, the roughly $700 billion in digital assets under custody is less than 0.5% of all $250 trillion in traditional assets under custody. The opportunity to connect traditional institutional capital to onchain finance remains vast. Large institutions have lacked a secure way of accessing these markets. Regulations require many of them to keep their digital assets with a qualified custodian, a firm that meets specific requirements for holding assets on behalf of clients, and custody systems were never built for DeFi. Even when custody and lending systems are connected, inconsistent loan valuations can trigger premature liquidation or delayed liquidations, exposing borrowers and lenders to significant financial risk. @Anchorage, home to the first federally chartered digital asset bank in the U.S., is the first qualified custodian to adopt CustodySync, connecting its institutional clients to DeFi lending markets while their assets remain in regulated custody. Institutional capital no longer has to choose between the security of custody and the liquidity of DeFi. With Chainlink, it gets both.
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👀👀 $LINK
Introducing Chainlink CustodySync, a new solution that lets qualified custodians give their institutional clients access to DeFi lending markets, all while assets remain securely in custody. With @Anchorage as the official launch partner, together we’re establishing a new standard for institutional DeFi. CustodySync keeps custody and lending systems in sync across the full lifecycle of a loan: → For custodians: faster time to market and lower operational overhead, with custodian-managed controls → For lending markets: independent, verifiable data and a consistent risk framework → For institutions: passive capital becomes productive capital More than $80 billion sits in DeFi lending markets. Meanwhile, the roughly $700 billion in digital assets under custody is less than 0.5% of all $250 trillion in traditional assets under custody. The opportunity to connect traditional institutional capital to onchain finance remains vast. Large institutions have lacked a secure way of accessing these markets. Regulations require many of them to keep their digital assets with a qualified custodian, a firm that meets specific requirements for holding assets on behalf of clients, and custody systems were never built for DeFi. Even when custody and lending systems are connected, inconsistent loan valuations can trigger premature liquidation or delayed liquidations, exposing borrowers and lenders to significant financial risk. @Anchorage, home to the first federally chartered digital asset bank in the U.S., is the first qualified custodian to adopt CustodySync, connecting its institutional clients to DeFi lending markets while their assets remain in regulated custody. Institutional capital no longer has to choose between the security of custody and the liquidity of DeFi. With Chainlink, it gets both.
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The LINK:NYC week is here. For this new @chainlink event, the main questions I’ll be trying to get answered are: 1. Which institutions are moving from pilots to production, and what’s the realistic timeline for real volume? 2. How fast is enterprise revenue flowing into the Chainlink Reserve, and when will more of it be visible onchain? 3. CCIP connects banks to blockchains, and now Vault Adapters connect it to DeFi vaults like Aave and Maple. Are institutions planning to use that path to deploy tokenized assets into DeFi, or is that still theoretical? 4. Will CCIP revenue grow linearly as it scales, or can we expect margins to improve over time? 5. What do banks actually need from offchain data verification before they put tokenized assets onchain 6. What are Chainlink’s current roadmap priorities? 7. Are there any staking updates taking place in the background? If so, when can we expect to hear more? 8. Which product does Chainlink Labs expect to be the top revenue generator in the Chainlink stack by the end of 2027? Will keep y’all posted.
LINK:NYC is 10 days out, and I can't wait The reason why I talk so much about @chainlink and oracle infrastructure is because crypto as we know it wouldn't exist without it. First, it made DeFi possible. Now, it's making tokenization possible. And, a lot of institutions taking part in the latter will be attending LINK:NYC. The event will essentially offer a front-row seat to what's coming next for the onchain economy. Honestly, how to not be excited?
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Seems like there are A LOT of integrations for Chainlink headed into Link:NYC. At some point you have to imagine the focus moves to highlighting the value of $LINK from all of this. Everything is there. Just waiting for tradfi to get fully live.
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