Chainlink (LINK)

I’ve been seeing sentiment down across the industry these past couple weeks. As someone’s who been a part of the industry for years I’ll provide some unsolicited feedback for marines that hopefully can lift spirits Clarity Act is around the corner. This cannot be hyped enough. However big of a deal you think this is, think bigger Clarity Act is the last pin to drop to unlock 100s of trillions of RWAs coming onchain As Sergey has stated “Once we solve compliance, privacy and connectivity - we will quickly accelerate the $100s of Trillions… that (institutions) frankly wants to go to this environment”. Chainlink has solved this, all configurable via the recently launched Chainlink Runtime Environment The true last hurdle that needed to be overcome once the technological hurdles were overcome is regulation. Even if institutions can now move onchain, they won’t at scale until they get the green light from regulators. They aren’t willing to take unnecessary risks especially now that regulators are motivated to

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That's simply not true at all. The entire point of the Chainlink Reserve is to allow for offchain revenue to accrue to the token via onchain token buybacks. The token isn't circumvented. If an institution has to pay in fiat denomination via offchain dollars via a legal agreement via a legally recognized entity, you think they're supposed to say: "No, sorry, we won't take your money and convert it into LINK tokens." There is no dual competing stakeholders. There is no "double dipping" like what Ripple Labs or Uniswap Labs.

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Why the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) is the key to unlocking the trillion-dollar migration of RWAs ↓ https://t.co/34yrbBmPR1

What does @chainlink have in common with @nvidia? They have evolved from products into standards through network effects. When people hear “network effects,” they often think of social networks or marketplaces, where value increases as more users join. In the case of NVIDIA and Chainlink, the dynamic is subtler but more powerful. Each has built a technology platform around which an ecosystem of developers, tools, integrations, and institutional practices has formed. As more organizations build products and workflows on NVIDIA’s hardware and software stack, it becomes easier and safer for others to do the same. Expertise accumulates, tooling improves, and operational risk declines. Over time, choosing NVIDIA stopped being a bet on superior specifications and became the only decision for teams that needed reliability at scale. NVIDIA did not just supply GPUs; it became the standard foundation for AI development. In many ways, Chainlink is similar. As more data providers, applications, and financial institut