- Fidelity's $1T+ AUM tokenized fund FILQ runs on Chainlink's on-chain NAV infrastructure.
- DTCC integrates Chainlink into its Collateral AppChain for 24/7 global workflows.
- Tydro migrates $400M+ in active lending markets from Chaos Labs to Chainlink feeds.
- Ali Charts targets $12.42 on ascending triangle break; $10.08 is the line to hold.
Chainlink price is relatively stable today at around $10 despite positive fundamentals. Fidelity International, a global asset manager with over $1 trillion in client assets, went live with FILQ, its first tokenized fund, built on Chainlink’s on-chain NAV and distribution data infrastructure.
Fidelity, DTCC, Tydro, and Myriad All Move in the Same Two-Day Window
The FILQ structure runs Fidelity International as the issuer, Sygnum as the tokenization infrastructure, Chainlink for on-chain NAV, and J.P. Morgan supplying approved daily NAV data. Subscriptions operate 24/7 across global time zones, with stablecoin settlement enabling frictionless on-chain workflows.
One session earlier, DTCC confirmed it’s integrating Chainlink data and orchestration standards into its Collateral AppChain, targeting 24/7, near-real-time collateral workflows across global markets and blockchains.
Tydro, the largest lending protocol on the Ink chain with $400M+ in active lending markets, simultaneously completed a full oracle migration from Chaos Labs to Chainlink Data Feeds as its primary infrastructure after a “rigorous security review.”
Myriad Markets also designated Chainlink as its exclusive oracle for prediction markets, with BTC, ETH, BNB, and SOL markets now live under near-real-time settlement via Chainlink Data Streams, the Chainlink Runtime Environment handling automated market creation, resolution, and settlement throughout.
Feeding directly into that institutional momentum is what the market is calling the “Great Migration.”
On April 18, Kelp DAO’s LayerZero bridge was exploited for $292 million, with 116,500 rsETH tokens drained through a 1-of-1 single-verifier flaw. Kelp has since moved its entire rsETH infrastructure to Chainlink CCIP, with new contracts already live on GitHub.
The breach triggered broader capital flight: over $3 billion in TVL rotated into Chainlink CCIP within a week, Solv Protocol shifted $700 million in tokenized Bitcoin, and Re cut legacy infrastructure for Chainlink feeds.
Unique active addresses peaked at 282,170 on May 9, an 8-month high, and Santiment’s 30-day RWA development activity index ranks Chainlink (LINK) first at 197.8, followed by Hedera at 193.57, Stellar at 72.4, Avalanche at 70.07, and IOTA at 46.5.
Chainlink Price Eyes $12.42 After Breaking $10.08 Resistance
Eleven of fifteen moving averages are on buy signals on TradingView, with only three reading sell. Short-term structure is clean as well, with the 10-day EMA sitting at $10.17, the 50-day SMA at $9.30, and the 100-day SMA at $9.10.
The Chainlink price is currently trading above all of them, confirming trend alignment across all timeframes. One holdout is the 200-day EMA at $11.42, which is still printing a sell signal, meaning that level remains unreclaimed overhead resistance.
Analyst Ali Charts flagged the Chainlink price prediction before this deal cluster hit, showing an ascending triangle breakout above $10.08 with a measured target of $12.42. That $10.08 level is now the only one that matters in the short term. If it holds that level, the structure holds; but if it breaks, the price resets toward $9.37.
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