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Oh no war in the Middle East Better sell my decentralized internet money with no ties to the conflict And then buy the sovereign currency of one of the countries actually at war
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Chainlink SVR is on fire today $28K in liquidation MEV recaptured with SVR-activated markets on @Aave so far today SVR has recaptured $70K since launch earlier this year, with recapture rates increasing from ~20% to now ~75% as more searchers have joined SVR coverage on Aave has gone from 5% to 30% of Aave’s TVL on Etheruem as part of the phased rollout, more markets to come 65/35 revenue split between Aave & Chainlink live in action, with the latter connected to Payment Abstraction for conversion into LINK
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Chainlink proving once again how its unified platform approach (data + cross-chain) provides the necessary rails to connect TradFi institutions to public/private chains This latest collaboration involved ANZ Bank, Fidelity International, and Chainlink under the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA)'s e-HKD Pilot Programme phase 2 (Hong Kong Dollar CBDC) This initiative enabled the cross-chain Payment-vs-Payment (PvP) trade settlement of a bank-issued stablecoin (A$DC) on a permissioned chain (ANZ DASChain) against a CBDC (e-HKD) on a public blockchain (Ethereum Sepolia) This lays the foundation for the expanded focus on a Delivery-vs-Payment (DvP) workflow involving the purchase of a tokenized money market fund using the e-HKD CBDC Chainlink services involved in this initiative include: Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP): Infra that enables cross-chain transfer of value (tokens) and data (settlement instructions) between chains, enabling various PvP/DvP settlement workflows involving public (Ethereum) and private (ANZ DASChain) chains Compliance Services: A suite of compliance services for investor identity KYC/AML verification, turning ANZ's offchain identity registry into a reusable onchain identity credential (Cross-Chain Identity) to facilitate compliance requirements Digital Transfer Agent: Onchain contract that automates NAV updates, subscription/redemption workflows, and coordinates cross-chain movements of a tokenized fund that investors acquire after the PvP leg completes NAV Feeds: Infra that provides Net Asset Value data from the Fund Admin onchain to enable subscriptions/redemptions of a tokenized fund from the Digital Transfer Agency contract
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• An AI/business intelligence firm • A Utah medical cannabis clinic • A defunct Japanese hotel operator • A sportsbook/casino affiliate shop What do they have in common? Diluting shareholders / issuing debt to buy crypto, completely unrelated to their legacy business Might be the PTSD talking, but I’m getting 2022 vibes here
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To understand why competing oracles have been pushing so much fud recently, look no further than Chainlink’s growing dominance 434+ integrated protocols $65B+ TVS (incl borrows) 68.5%+ market share In contrast, when your oracle is statistically irrelevant and shrinking, you naturally get desperate Just business
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