BlackRock (NYSE:BLK) CEO Larry Fink predicts that the market for Real World Assets will grow to $10 trillion over the coming years. Chainlink is at the forefront of this hype, yet it flies under the RWA radar.
The tokenization of securities, funds, and even shares in real estate and precious metals has become a major trend in the crypto sector. New projects are emerging rapidly, and the label Real World Assets (RWA) is becoming increasingly popular. While influencers are praising one new RWA altcoin after another, the market leader in this sector, Chainlink, has been receiving comparably little attention. As one of the most established altcoins with multiple applications on and beyond the blockchain, Chainlink remains under the radar in the RWA space. Yet, tokenization of assets is only made possible through oracle networks like Chainlink. Its first-mover advantage, high-profile partnerships with leading financial and banking institutions, and exceptional developer activity make Chainlink the undisputed leader in RWAs. This status was recently reinforced when the world’s largest securities settlement system launched a pilot project with Chainlink, involving financial giants from the United States, such as Franklin Templeton, BNY Mellon (NYSE:BK), and JPMorgan.
Collaborations with Financial Titans
Chainlink recently announced its biggest milestone yet: a pilot project with the New York-based Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), the world’s largest securities settlement system. The project, named Smart NAV, uses Chainlink’s interoperability protocol to represent the value of tokenized funds across various blockchains, leveraging its strength as a blockchain oracle that transfers real-world data onto the blockchain. This oracle technology is indispensable when it comes to trading tokenized funds, stocks or shares in real estate and transmitting their prices to the blockchain in real-time. Alongside major banks like BNY Mellon and JPMorgan, asset managers such as Franklin Templeton, State Street (NYSE:STT), and Invesco are participating in this project. Smart NAV aims to digitally represent the net asset value (NAV) of various funds or assets on different blockchains, enabling not only the oversight of analog transactions but also the trading of securities using crypto and NFT technology.
How Will Chainlink Perform in this Bull Market?
Driven by positive news about high-profile partnerships and through an increase in development activity as well as the evolution of the blockchain’s RWA profile, Chainlink’s native token LINK has experienced steady rises in price during the last few weeks. From the local low on April 13, LINK’s price increased by more than 60 percent until the end of May. This powerful recovery came after a strong correction that had pulled LINK down by almost 50 percent from its multi-month high at around $23 on March 11 and lasted until mid-April. We had already prepared our (now grayed-out) Target Zone beforehand to help our readers profit from this temporary correction. With its latest rises, LINK managed to advance toward the resistance at $20.85. Now, it should only be a matter of time for the turquoise impulse wave 3 to break through this level. Alternatively, the current upward movement could be delayed by a new low of wave alt.2 below the next support level at $11.96 (33% likely). This alternative scenario could offer new entry opportunities before the superordinate bull market impulse gains traction.
The tokenization of securities, funds, and even shares in real estate and precious metals has become a major trend in the crypto sector. New projects are emerging rapidly, and the label Real World Assets (RWA) is becoming increasingly popular. While influencers are praising one new RWA altcoin after another, the market leader in this sector, Chainlink, has been receiving comparably little attention. As one of the most established altcoins with multiple applications on and beyond the blockchain, Chainlink remains under the radar in the RWA space. Yet, tokenization of assets is only made possible through oracle networks like Chainlink. Its first-mover advantage, high-profile partnerships with leading financial and banking institutions, and exceptional developer activity make Chainlink the undisputed leader in RWAs. This status was recently reinforced when the world’s largest securities settlement system launched a pilot project with Chainlink, involving financial giants from the United States, such as Franklin Templeton, BNY Mellon (NYSE:BK), and JPMorgan.