This ends the $XRP/Swift debate.
It's literally over.
Institutions will work together through Swift like they always have.
They'll use Chainlink/Swift infra for any blockchain needs.
End of story. Nothing else makes sense.
You don't own enough $LINK.
The president just retweeted his son talking about revolutionizing DeFi/CeFi.
What protocol does that for @worldlibertyfi again?
CHAINLINK.
Honestly, WTF TL are we in?!
$LINK could 4x from here and not even be at its' ATH and still be under $XRP's mc.
If you don't see the significance of the image below, you're ngmi.
#Chainlink is changing everything.
The absolute most bullish thing for me about $LINK, is that I've been holding heavy with my bros for 3+ years now. Literally no one with a make it stack is doing anything but enjoying this ride.
Fuck traders. Fuck swingies. Fuck Tik Tok. Fuck YouTube. Fuck jannies.
Holy shid. #Chainlink working with #SWIFT is 100% confirmed. Unreal. After all these years of really wondering if they were. They are.
It's truly just the beginning for $LINK. We've seen nothing yet.
.@chainlink Spot ETF will open some eyes here. It will seem oddly early to some people but not to us.
It's going to $LINK pill a few people in the process.
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Saudi Awwal Bank (@alawwalsab), one of Saudi Arabia’s largest banks with over $100 billion in total assets, is leveraging several Chainlink services to facilitate the deployment of next-generation onchain applications in Saudi Arabia.
Under the innovation agreement, SAB is
Pretty sure everyone in #crypto has "integration fatigue" from #Chainlink at this point.
"Everyone uses @Chainlink... blah blah blah."
I remember seeing the EXACT same thing with $ETH in early 2017 before it exploded.
Do with this information what you will anon.
$LINK could 10x today and it would still be at a lower mc than $XRP.
#CCIP is live now.
Banks will actually start using #Chainlink soon to aid tokenization services and transacting/messaging between chains.
Slowly then all at once.
It's time to head back to the top 5.
