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Chainlink Labs joined Hedera, Aptos, Ava Labs, Stellar, and the Cardano Foundation in urging the SEC to codify its digital commodity framework into binding rule text. The joint comment letter asks the SEC to place the digital commodity definition in the rule text of Regulation Crypto Assets rather than leaving it in the interpretive release's preamble.
Kamino, the Solana lending protocol, concluded after an extensive security review that Chainlink CCIP provides the secure-by-default architecture needed to underwrite cross-chain collateral risk. As a result, assets secured by CCIP qualify for higher borrowing limits and loan-to-value (LTV) ratios on the platform.

OpenZeppelin, the smart-contract security and development firm that S&P Global has agreed to acquire, has embedded Chainlink infrastructure into its tooling standard used by a large share of the industry, including BlackRock, WisdomTree, and Franklin Templeton. Chainlink's CCIP, Runtime Environment (CRE), and Automated Compliance Engine (ACE) are now built into the tools behind $38+ in tokenized assets.
Chainlink launched Fulcrum, a cross-chain collateral and financing platform connecting banks, asset managers, sovereign wealth funds, hedge funds, and corporate treasuries to onchain markets — drawing independent coverage from CoinDesk. Built for round-the-clock collateral management and financing, including repo transactions, Fulcrum lets institutions mobilize collateral and access liquidity as tokenized assets expand across public and private blockchains.

Pacific Meta, a Tokyo-based Web3 consulting firm, has entered a strategic partnership with Chainlink to unlock institutional tokenization in Japan. Under the deal, Pacific Meta adopted Chainlink CCIP as its preferred interoperability solution and listed Chainlink's Automated Compliance Engine.
DTCC announced that its Collateral AppChain, a shared infrastructure platform for collateral, will leverage the Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE) and Chainlink's data standard to enable near real-time, 24/7 collateral management across global financial markets and blockchains. DTCC's Dan Doney and Chainlink co-founder Sergey Nazarov presented the collaboration at Sibos 2026.
In a follow-up video, DTCC's Nadine Chakar expanded on the partnership, saying Chainlink's orchestration and ability to tie infrastructure together are central to the AppChain's multi-chain collateral management strategy.

Chainlink oracle infrastructure is now live on the Stellar network, bringing Data Feeds and Data Streams to its $4B+ RWA ecosystem. Through the Chainlink Scale program, developers on Stellar gain access to verifiable market data to power lending, stablecoins, tokenized equities, and other applications. Stellar itself formally welcomed Chainlink to the network in a public post.
Chainlink launched CCIP Vault Adapters, letting a DeFi vault on a single home chain accept one-click deposits from users across 80+ blockchains without recreating the vault on each network. Tori Finance confirmed it is a launch partner, joining protocols and asset issuers including Aave, Lombard, Maple, Venus, and Re.
The CFTC published an Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPRM) laying groundwork for rules covering crypto asset transactions and markets, and its text cites Chainlink's 2.0 whitepaper on decentralized oracle networks. Chainlink shared the development, quoting CFTC Commissioner Taylor Barr, who welcomed the citation of the whitepaper in the ANPRM as recognition of onchain infrastructure ranging from oracles to property rights frameworks.
Chainlink completed its seventh year at Sibos, posting a recap of the conference's Day 1 announcements. On Day 1, Chainlink launched CCIP 2.0 to enable institutional cross-chain finance and announced that financial institutions can connect to Swift's blockchain ledger through the Chainlink platform — the two flagship developments of its week at the event.
The wrap-up underscores how Chainlink's Sibos presence centered on bridging traditional finance infrastructure to onchain capital markets, building on its multi-year collaboration with Swift.
Chainlink introduced Fulcrum, a cross-chain collateral and financing platform that connects financial institutions to onchain markets, demonstrated with DTCC at Sibos 2026.
Chainlink launched CCIP 2.0, the next generation of its cross-chain interoperability protocol, adding user attestations, built-in compliance, additive security, and configurable speed for institutional cross-chain asset distribution.
Chainlink launched the next generation of its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol, enabling institutions to distribute tokenized assets across chains with configurable verification, compliance, and speed controls.
Top-three Swift service provider Bottomline partnered with Chainlink to unlock cross-chain, cross-border payments for its 600+ bank customers, processing over $16 trillion annually.
Arc, Circle's EVM L1 chain, went live on mainnet with Chainlink CCIP and Data services live from day one via Chainlink Scale.
CCIP entered Mainnet Early Access on Ethereum, Optimism, Polygon, and Avalanche, with Synthetix and Aave among early adopters, establishing Chainlink's first cross-chain interoperability standard at network scale.
Chainlink launched Staking v0.1, its first cryptoeconomic security mechanism in which stakers commit LINK tokens to back oracle service performance, with an initial 25M LINK community cap.
Under Chainlink Economics 2.0, Chainlink launched BUILD, a program where emerging projects commit a portion of their fees and token incentives in exchange for enhanced technical support, security, and ecosystem assistance.
Chainlink published 'Chainlink 2.0: Next Steps in the Evolution of Decentralized Oracle Networks,' outlining major scaling, performance, and programmability upgrades, including super-linear staking and Fair Sequencing Services under Chainlink Economics 2.0.
Chainlink launched its decentralized oracle network on the Ethereum mainnet, enabling multiple independent node operators to deliver tamper-proof off-chain data to smart contracts. This marked the network's formal launch in 2019.
Chainlink's LINK ERC-20 token sale concluded on September 20, 2017, raising $32 million from investors including Nirvana Capital, Fundamental Labs, and others. The sale established the token that powers the decentralized oracle network.