Stellar News Today: Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Integration Fuels Institutional DeFi Expansion
- Chainlink's LINK token rebounded 3.6% amid a 78% volume spike, showing institutional accumulation despite U.S. trading weakness. - Stellar integrated Chainlink's CCIP and Data Feeds to expand DeFi capabilities, processing $5.4B in real-world asset volume quarterly. - TON's adoption of Chainlink tools enables cross-chain token transfers across 60+ blockchains, enhancing DeFi infrastructure scalability. - Chainlink's $11.5B market cap and strategic partnerships reinforce its role as a critical cross-chain
Chainlink's (LINK) native token bounced back by 3.6% on Friday, recovering from earlier declines as traders explored major support zones, as reported by
This price action occurred alongside
At the same time, TON’s adoption of Chainlink’s CCIP and Data Streams represented another significant move for the oracle provider. The update, first revealed in late October, was covered by
Chainlink’s market capitalization of $11.5 billion and daily trading volume of $1.2 billion underscore its established presence in DeFi infrastructure, according to
The wider DeFi sector is gaining traction thanks to interoperability solutions and robust institutional infrastructure. With Stellar and TON utilizing Chainlink’s technology to boost liquidity and scalability, the oracle network’s impact reaches far beyond its own token. As DeFi and RWA sectors evolve, Chainlink’s capacity to connect real-world information with blockchain platforms makes it a pivotal force in the future of financial infrastructure, as discussed by Crypto.news and in
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