Behind the validation of $27.6 trillion: How Chainlink becomes the bridge between traditional finance and Web3

TokenomicsTrapper · 2026-01-19T12:40:10+00:00

Chainlink's recent trading volume has surpassed $27.6 trillion, demonstrating its key role in the transition from traditional finance to Web3. Major institutions have integrated Chainlink technology into their core operations, proving its effectiveness. At the same time, Chainlink is rapidly evolving into a comprehensive computing environment, supporting over 2,500 projects, enabling cross-chain collaboration, and enhancing industry liquidity and efficiency.

TokenomicsTrapper

2026-01-19 12:40:10

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【Crypto World】The cross-chain oracle leader Chainlink has recently delivered a solid performance report — the verified transaction volume has surpassed $27.6 trillion. This figure reflects that the transition from traditional finance to Web3 is no longer just talk on paper.

Look at those large institutions, such as Swift, JPMorgan Chase, and Fidelity, the top-tier players who are no longer satisfied with small-scale pilot projects. They are now directly integrating Chainlink’s data services and interoperability tools into their core businesses. What does this indicate? It shows that this technological system has been validated by the traditional financial sector.

Meanwhile, Chainlink itself is rapidly evolving — it has transformed into a complete computing environment supporting over 2,500 integrated projects’ cross-chain and off-chain workflows. In simple terms, it helps different blockchain ecosystems and off-chain systems collaborate seamlessly, eliminating information silos. This is a huge boost to the liquidity and efficiency of the entire industry.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 5h ago

27.6 trillion? Well, that number is indeed impressive, but what really matters is that the big players in traditional finance are starting to take it seriously. The fact that institutions like JPMorgan Chase are beginning to integrate indicates that the link ecosystem has been truly validated, not just hype. Over 2,500 projects have connected, making it feel like the cross-chain concept is getting closer to real implementation. If there wasn't genuine value backing this up, these institutions would have already left. The fact that they are still increasing their investments says something. Link now aims to serve as the intermediary layer, with various ecosystems and chains all passing through it—there's a hint of monopoly. However, in my opinion, the real test lies in the subsequent applications. Just having impressive numbers isn't enough; user experience and cost are the true keys. I've long believed this path is the way forward. The integration of traditional finance and Web3 is an inevitable trend. Link's current position is indeed quite strategic.

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SmartContractDiver

· 6h ago

27.6 trillion? That number looks outrageous, but Morgan Chase really got on board, I can't hold back anymore. --- Wow, traditional finance really doesn't care anymore, they've directly integrated Chainlink into their core business. --- Wait, 2,500 integrated projects? Are they trying to become the Windows of blockchain? --- Honestly, I'm tired of hearing about eliminating information silos. But is anyone actually using this? --- Swift has also been integrated, so maybe this isn't just talk, but why is LINK's price still like this... --- So now Chainlink is supporting the entire Web3 ecosystem? That's pretty desperate.

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FloorSweeper

· 6h ago

ngl, 27.6T is just vanity metrics if we're being real—where's the actual revenue flowing to link holders tho

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