Chainlink Data Feeds went live on the Tempo blockchain on September 3, providing reliable onchain market prices for stablecoin and financial applications. This integration allows developers to automate collateral valuation, exchange-rate comparisons, treasury management, and risk controls without building their own oracle infrastructure. Tempo, a layer-1 blockchain focused on stablecoin payments, now supports richer financial functions by leveraging Chainlink’s aggregated data from multiple sources. While LINK token price rose about 5.6% around the announcement, no direct link to the integration was confirmed. The key next step is developer adoption of these feeds to build new financial products on Tempo.
Chainlink's Reserve has increased its holdings by 431,900 LINK worth $5.41 million in the past 30 days, raising total holdings to 6.29 million LINK. This accumulation has not been spent on network development, potentially creating a supply-demand imb...
An unknown address received a total of 246,800 Chainlink (LINK) tokens from Binance over a span of four days, valued at approximately $3.01 million. Nearly 75% of these tokens, about 182,160 LINK worth $2.18 million, were transferred within the 24 ho...
Chainlink has partnered with Tokyo-based advisory firm Pacific Meta to provide its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) and Automated Compliance Engine (ACE) as preferred solutions for Japan's financial sector. This deal positions Chainlink's...
A trader known as KIMCHOWOO transferred 1.662 million Ondo (ONDO) and nearly 30,000 Chainlink (LINK) tokens to Binance on October 18. These tokens were initially bought for $676,500 about five months earlier and at one point were valued at $1.084 mil...
Chainlink's native token LINK fell 2.23% over the past 24 hours, trading at $11.98 as of early Sunday. The price faced resistance around $12.26 and stronger resistance at $12.54, while support levels were noted at $11.72 and $11.46. Various moving av...
