A “truly decentralized stablecoin” backed solely by crypto collateral (e.g., ETH) that can scale infinitely to meet demand while maintaining a strong 1:1 peg to USD is an impossibility There is simply more demand for dollars than there is demand to go leveraged long against

There is no news, just more sellers than buyers, you can close the app now

scmp.com/tech/blockchai… "Crypto exchange HashKey opens AVAX & LINK sales to retail investors in Hong Kong The cryptocurrencies, among the top 20 but not household names, were chosen because some bigger tokens face legal disputes, CEO Livio Weng says" Anon, there's a reason.

The SEC has fully lost the plot. The idea that a financial markets regulator established in the 1930s would have jurisdiction over digital art in the 2020s defies not only common sense but also the SEC's statutory authority. Thanks to OpenSea for fighting the good fight 🫡

I lost $750 today on Polymarket because their brilliant "oracle", UMA, graded a bet as unanswerable. Something needs to change drastically about how Poly settles bets. The Poly team failed bigly here, and continues to fail as long as Uma is around.

Not the biggest fan of pitching DeFi as a “high yield crypto investment opportunity” You might as well be telling people that their money will fit better in your pocket, sounds unbelievably sketchy given crypto’s reputation and track record

The path to 100x crypto growth is painfully obvious Blockchains are the superior way to track asset ownership Finance is the management of assets, defining how and why ownership changes Therefore finance is the best use case of blockchains (DeFi) In order for DeFi to grow, it

It’s highly likely that crypto will face the same regulatory capture risks that AI is experiencing in the U.S. today FTX tried and failed to achieve this, collapsing before they could complete the process, but it will not be the last attempt we see Especially once sentiment

Offchain. Onchain. Cross-chain. Chainlinked.

Looking at Chainlink CCIP as "just a bridge" is a HUGE mistake. The amount of DeFi composability and potential for enhancing DeFi's UX is honestly INSANE. If your L1/L2's BD isn't scrambling to integrate CCIP into your DeFi ecosystem, I have bad news for you.

Blockchains today are engaged in a war of attrition, who can successfully gaslight each other into submission and monopolize attention In debates about which chain is best, everyone talks past each other, because the disagreement lies obviously not with the tech, but with which

98% of cryptos are highly overvalued, 2% are severely undervalued

💥 We’re excited to announce that we've joined the @Chainlink Scale program and integrating Chainlink Data Feeds and CCIP into #Sonic! ​ Scale allows us to cover Chainlink costs, empowering developers to build feature-rich apps with high-quality oracle services. ​ Chainlink Data

Trump’s DeFi platform is lending market built on Aave and Ethereum? Yeah, you’re gonna need an oracle for that Guess which oracle protocol secures 90%+ of all DeFi lending TVL, including all Aave deployments and numerous forks $LINK

From solving the oracle problem to replatforming global finance, 7 years in, the objective is the same: #LinkTheWorld

It's been an amazing 7 years since the launch of the whitepaper. In creating Decentralized Oracle Networks the Chainlink community has enabled DeFi to initially emerge and is now going on to connect it to TradFi for it's next large leap forward. Looking forward to seeing the

Seven years ago, I saw a bright future for Chainlink, but didn't imagine it would become the foundational infrastructure for DeFi it is today. Visionaries like Sergey and Steve did. Who's to say what Chainlink will do for TradFi in the next seven years? Sergey Nazarov