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RedStone is the first large oracle to launch on the Ethereum restaking protocol. Go to Source
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RedStone is the first large oracle to launch on the Ethereum restaking protocol. Go to Source
Chainlink and Swift will introduce a new blockchain integration, simplifying digital asset settlement for financial institutions using existing infrastructure. Go to Source
ANZ Bank will be among the first clients to debut Chainlink’s privacy-preserving tech for tokenized RWA settlement under Singapore’s Project Guardian. Go to Source
The oracle protocol is partnering with financial infrastructure providers including Franklin Templeton and UBS. Go to Source
IDA Finance’s use of Chainlink Proof of Reserves and CCIP products aims to boost cross-chain operability and asset security. Go to Source
The layer two platform Linea has teamed up with Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) to offer developers a more secure and seamless environment for creating decentralized applications. This collaboration seeks to overcome common issues like cross-chain security and scalability. Linea Expands Ecosystem With Chainlink’s CCIP Linea, an Ethereum layer two (L2) network, recently shared news … Read more
Adding proof of reserves will head off concerns about Coinbase’s perceived lack of transparency. Go to Source
On Sept. 27, Bedrock, a liquidity staking platform, experienced a security breach affecting $2 million in liquidity. Bedrock said it has taken steps to address the incident, including integrating with Chainlink for proof of reserves and implementing additional security measures. Exploiter Addresses Identified Bedrock, a liquidity staking platform, confirmed a security incident on Sept. 27 … Read more
Despite current crypto market volatility, Chainlink projects rapid growth in tokenized assets, driven by institutional demand and regulatory advancements. Go to Source
The integration comes as other Bitcoin wrappers face scrutiny for custody practices. Go to Source