Don't put your security at risk. Just use Chainlink

there is no pricing model for what is about to happen.

Actually not bad. Sorely needed addition to the tokenomics and has been a steady beat this year. Love to see it, and love to see more rev+ projects balance their tokens with buyback structures. Might not be forever, but it's good data.

🔥🔥🔥 blockchains are just databases which are heavily commoditized… there is only one Chainlink

Video clip of Chainlink’s Sergey Nazarov and BlackRock’s Will Su speaking at The Philadelphia Reserve

My morning gym soundtrack is an eclectic mix of ’90s rap, country music, and "The Wolf of All Streets" podcast. Best intro music in the podcast game. Looking forward to joining @scottmelker on the show tomorrow to talk about tokenization, @chainlink, markets, rap music, and just about anything else. I promise to leave the gym first.

At the end of the day, whatever project Ari joined would have won. He is probably the greatest expert on cryptography and cyber security of our time. Sergey is actually better at the business side. He is basically a god-tier game strategy player.

LMAO I am NOT saying anything. I am simply placing Aug 28, 2025 next to Sept 23, 2026 and backing away slowly. 😭 “Cryptographic nervous system” → verified data + guardrails + compliance + reliable AI agent execution. Carry on. 👀

FedNow - now with cross-border payments. Powered by established Swift banking arrangements. $LINK is in the middle (of TradFI and blockchain)

Bitcoin was the first redenomination. Digital gold. Money that no single institution can print or seize. Digital truth is next. Facts no single institution can rewrite. We are here.

how it feels to buy ethereum:0x514910771af9ca656af840dff83e8264ecf986ca

21 billion going on 21 quadrillion

repostign

I've seen posts bullposting about the growth potential of $NEAR intents, so I wanted to give my own take on it. You first have to understand why cross-chain intents even exist as a primitive. They exist to serve chains that either have no smart contract programmability (Zcash), slow finality time (Ethereum), or both. Cross-chain intents started because people wanted to safely move value from Ethereum to other chains, but they didn't want to wait 15 minutes for source-chain finality before releasing value on the destination chain. So, intents allowed the finality time risk to be shifted from the user onto the market-maker fronting the value. 2nd and 3rd generation blockchains have sub-second finality and have minimal need for intents, which are very limited in their design space (simple swaps). Applications and usecases on chains with fast finality benefit much more from general messaging protocols like Chainlink CCIP which can: Send tokens + instructions in one transaction — value and data move together atomically, so the receiving contract gets both the funds and directions on what to do with them. Chain multiple instructions in a single message — encode a sequence of actions (e.g., swap → deposit → borrow) so a multi-step, multi-chain workflow completes as one orchestrated flow. Cross-chain lending/collateralization — transfer tokens to a lending protocol on another chain with instructions to post them as collateral and borrow against them, in one flow. Cross-chain staking/restaking — e.g., initiate staking from an L2 while the instructions transfer and stake the asset on L1 (the Lido-style pattern). TradFi-style delivery-vs-payment (DvP) — simultaneous currency conversion, cross-chain transfer, and settlement of a tokenized asset purchase as a single atomic operation (this is the pattern ANZ demonstrated with CCIP). So, unless you see a pipeline of more dinocoins on dinochains getting memed into popularity, then there is very limited growth ahead for them beyond the currently popular assets.

$LINK to $25 this weekend.

Apple is hiring for stablecoin expertise. When Apple starts preparing for a technology shift the rest of the market usually doesn’t sit around and watch. Stablecoins are becoming payments infrastructure. Everyone follows.

Hyperchainlinkization

You’ve probably heard of #Chainlink ($LINK). But what you probably don't know is that it's arguably the most important network in the crypto industry. Its success is being driven by four main factors: 1. Strong product market fit 2. Sound technology 3. Smart team 4. Sustainable economics Let’s dive into each one 👇

CFTC is not playing around. Wasting no time, yesterday they filed what appears to be a proposed rule for interagency review entitled “Regulation Crypto Asset Transactions and Regulation Crypto Asset Markets.” Things are going to move fast in DC. reginfo.gov/public/do/eoRevi…

remember Chainlink? well turns out they are basically just the whole Internet now. but anyways what's up

💯 regulators will make the laws now