On October 8, 2026, Chainlink activated its CCIP Vault Adapters, allowing vaults on one blockchain to accept deposits from over 80 networks with a single click, eliminating the need for manual bridging. This innovation simplifies cross-chain deposits and leverages the ERC-4626 vault standard. Despite the launch, LINK's price dropped 5.47% to $12.62, reflecting broader market declines rather than the product news. The adapters' economic impact depends on future usage volumes, which Chainlink has not yet disclosed, making the launch a promising technical milestone but not an immediate revenue driver.
Following Chainlink's launch of CCIP Vault Adapters, LINK trades at Rp227.446 on Pluang as of Oct 09, 2026 07:42 WIB, down 4.35% in the past day. The token's market cap stands at Rp170,67 trillion with a 24-hour trading volume of Rp9,26 trillion. On Pluang, buying interest remains strong with 84% of orders as buys and a typical holding period of 63 days.
Chainlink's price dropped 3.02% to $12.97 amid broader market declines and selling pressure, with support near $12.80 and resistance around $14. The launch of CCIP Vault Adapters enables one-click deposits across 80+ blockchains, aiming to simplify c...
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