Chainlink's LINK token rose about 5%, trading near $11.68-$11.84, after announcing a partnership with fintech firm Bottomline to enable cross-chain, cross-border payments for over 600 banks. Additionally, Chainlink Data Feeds launched on the Tempo stablecoin payments blockchain, backed by Stripe and Paradigm, providing reliable market price data for various financial applications. LINK trades above key moving averages with resistance near $12, while open interest and volume have decreased since August. The price rise coincided with broader crypto market gains, making it unclear if the news alone drove the increase.
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,...
Chainlink and Bottomline have partnered to integrate blockchain technology into a network serving over 600 banks and processing $16 trillion annually. This allows banks to use familiar SWIFT messaging standards while settling payments on blockchain, ...
Chainlink has partnered with Bottomline, a payments technology provider serving over 1,200 financial institutions globally, to enhance secure cross-chain payment capabilities. This collaboration integrates Chainlink’s blockchain interoperability prot...
Wyoming's Stable Token Commission has integrated Chainlink Proof of Reserve to provide near-real-time, onchain verification of the Frontier Stable Token (FRNT) reserves and supply. This system supplements Wyoming's existing daily attestations, exceed...
Wyoming's Stable Token Commission has migrated its Frontier Stable Token (FRNT) from LayerZero's Stargate bridge to Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) due to security concerns. This move makes Chainlink the exclusive cross-chain...
