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Standard Chartered’s Geoff Kendrick has laid out a bullish long-term case for Chainlink (LINK), tying potential LINK growth to the expanding tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs) and the infrastructure needed to make those assets work reliably on-chain.
In a report shared with Cointelegraph, Kendrick forecast that tokenized RWAs could reach $4 trillion by the end of 2028—creating a larger market for secure, verifiable external data. He argues this could translate into a major increase in Chainlink’s fee generation and ultimately push LINK to as high as $200 by the end of 2030, up from roughly $8 at the time of the report.
Key takeaways
- Standard Chartered expects tokenized RWAs to grow to $4 trillion by the end of 2028, expanding demand for secure on-chain data services.
- Kendrick links that demand to increased fee generation for Chainlink and a potential LINK price target of $200 by 2030.
- The forecast also projects tokenized and crypto-native decentralized finance (DeFi) assets rising to $2.7 trillion by 2030.
- Risks to the forecast include slower-than-expected institutional tokenization, competitive pressure from other oracle providers, and possible technical setbacks.
Why tokenized RWAs could boost oracle demand
Kendrick’s central point is that tokenized assets require more than just on-chain execution—they need trusted external information to be brought securely to blockchains. He said the growth of tokenized RWAs would increase the need for external data delivered “securely onchain,” which could support higher fee generation for Chainlink.
The report frames Chainlink as a key infrastructure layer for that process. By Kendrick’s account, tokenized ecosystems will need dependable data feeds, interoperability across networks, privacy-preserving compliance, and integration with established financial systems—requirements that he argues only Chainlink is currently positioned to provide.
From DeFi growth to a larger “data plumbing” market
The bullish thesis extends beyond RWAs. Standard Chartered also forecast a 37-fold increase in tokenized and crypto-native assets deployed in DeFi, projecting such assets could reach $2.7 trillion by the end of 2030.
That matters because DeFi participation often depends on continuous access to verified information—whether for pricing, settlement conditions, risk parameters, compliance-related checks, or cross-chain interoperability. Kendrick suggested these use cases will require trusted data delivery, privacy-preserving compliance, and system-to-system integration, creating broader demand for oracle services across multiple DeFi and tokenization workflows.
Signals from the market: tokenized RWA volumes are rising
The report arrives as on-chain tokenized-asset activity continues to expand. Cointelegraph noted that tokenized RWA trading on decentralized exchanges reached a new all-time high of $141 billion in July, according to CryptoRank data cited in the article. The same dataset indicated this represented a 19.5% month-over-month increase, with public equities identified as a major driver.
While a single month of DEX trading volume doesn’t automatically translate into future oracle revenue, it does reinforce the direction of travel: more tokenized assets are being traded onchain, and that usually implies a larger ecosystem of issuers, exchanges, custody and compliance providers, and the middleware needed to keep systems synchronized and verifiable.
Chainlink’s position—and the caveats
In the same coverage, Chainlink was described as the leading decentralized oracle provider for cross-chain communication, with $34.4 billion in total value secured, while Chronicle was cited as second with $7.36 billion. Those figures were attributed to DefiLlama’s oracle data.
At the same time, Standard Chartered’s Kendrick stressed that the LINK price path to his $200 target is not guaranteed. In the report, potential risks include slower-than-expected institutional tokenization efforts, competition from specialist oracle providers, and potential technical setbacks that could affect performance or adoption.
For investors and builders, the practical takeaway is that the thesis depends on execution on multiple fronts: tokenization must scale, institutional participants must move beyond pilots, and the required data and compliance tooling must work smoothly at real-world volume. If any of those steps stall, the timeline—and the magnitude—of the projected LINK upside could be pressured.
Readers should watch next how tokenized asset issuance and DEX/DeFi deployment evolve through the remainder of the decade, and whether oracle competitors gain traction. The most important variable will likely be whether tokenization growth keeps translating into sustained, verifiable on-chain data demands—the same mechanism Standard Chartered’s forecast is built on.
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Bitcoin killed the BIP-110 fork in two blocks. Now its backers want out entirely. They are targeting September 1 for a proof-of-work change that would abandon Bitcoin’s miners and launch a separate coin.
The pivot turns a failed rule change into something much bigger. A movement that wanted to clean up Bitcoin now wants to leave it.
A Breakaway Coin by September 1?
BIP-110’s supporters spent the weekend watching their chain freeze. By Sunday, the proposal’s pseudonymous author, Dathon Ohm, had recast the defeat as an attack.
“Update: it appears that the large mining pools have colluded to turn Bitcoin from money into a toxic data dumping ground by executing a secret hardfork against the Bitcoin node network. The community is working on proposal for a proof-of-work change to fire the miners,” wrote Ohm.
Luke Dashjr went further. The Bitcoin Knots maintainer and OCEAN pool co-founder sits at the center of the movement. Asked about timing, he suggested September 1, the day BIP-110 would have activated.
A proof-of-work change swaps the puzzle that secures the chain. Every existing Bitcoin mining machine becomes useless on the new coin overnight. That ends any claim to a soft fork. It creates a rival coin living or dying on its own.
History offers a warning here. Bitcoin Cash broke away in 2017 with far more support and kept Bitcoin’s mining algorithm. Today, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) trades near $215, about 0.3% of Bitcoin’s price, per BeInCrypto data.
How Bitcoin Killed the BIP-110 Fork
The escalation follows a failure so fast it stunned even critics. BIP-110 proposed a temporary soft fork capping data sizes in transactions. The goal was to push Ordinals inscriptions and similar non-money content out of blocks.
The bar for activation was already low. Supporters cut the usual 95% miner approval threshold to 55%. Support still peaked at just 2.53%.
Then mandatory signaling began at block 961,632. Nodes enforcing the rules, shipped in Bitcoin Knots rather than Bitcoin Core, started rejecting blocks that did not signal. The network split exactly along the lines BeInCrypto flagged in its pre-fork holder warning.
Roughnecks, a small mining group on OCEAN’s platform, mined the fork’s only two blocks. It gave up on August 9 and told other miners to stop.
Tracking data from BIP110 Monitor shows the chain frozen at block 961,633, with Bitcoin now more than 240 blocks ahead.
Signaling in the current period sits at 0.00%. Worse, the fork kept Bitcoin’s full mining difficulty with almost no hashrate behind it. Each new block could take many hours.
Strategy executive chairman Michael Saylor, one of the proposal’s loudest critics, framed the outcome as proof the system works.
“Bitcoin worked exactly as designed. BIP-110 was free to fork, and the network was free not to follow. The result was decisive: about 99.85% of Bitcoin’s hashpower stayed with Bitcoin. The BIP-110 branch mined only two blocks and is already more than 80 blocks behind,” he wrote.
The gap has tripled since his post. Markets shrugged throughout. Bitcoin (BTC) trades near $64,722, up 0.6% in the past day, per BeInCrypto data.
Fallout Hits Dashjr and OCEAN
The wreckage now centers on one man. Murch, a Bitcoin Core contributor, filed a motion to strip Dashjr of his BIP Editor role. The motion accuses him of using editorial privileges to favor BIP-110 and cites conflict-of-interest concerns.
Dashjr did not immediately respond to BeInCrypto’s request for comment.
However, critics of the move argue it punishes an opinion rather than real process abuse. The fight revives a 12-year-old dispute over Dashjr’s place in the ecosystem.
His pool is in worse shape. OCEAN admitted it routed some customers’ hashrate to the minority chain for about 18 hours without clear consent. Its reported hashrate has since collapsed 96%. Angry miners now demand OCEAN leadership changes over the breach.
The fork question is closed. The harder ones are not. Bitcoin’s spam debate remains unresolved, and September 1 is now a live deadline. Whether a breakaway coin actually appears by then will show how far BIP-110’s backers are willing to go.
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Optimism will not commit to running its OP buyback beyond the program’s first 12 months, the Foundation told BeInCrypto. Monthly purchases have already fallen 87%.
The buyback is the main source of demand for OP. It bought 6.95 million tokens in March. The following month it bought 926,000.
The Optimism Buyback Is Shrinking Fast
Optimism buys OP each month using up to half of Superchain revenue. Superchain is the group of blockchains running Optimism’s software. The program runs for one year.
Three purchases are on record, published by the Foundation on August 7:
- January revenue bought 1.57 million OP.
- March revenue bought 6.95 million.
- April revenue bought 926,000.
Spending is settled in ether. It fell from 367.9 ETH in March to 50.2 ETH in April. That April purchase was worth about $95,000. The three months together come to 513.9 ETH, or roughly $975,000.
Timing matters. Coinbase’s Base network left the OP Stack in February. Base was the largest chain in the group. OP fell 23% on that news, and Optimism cut more than 20% of its staff weeks later.
Asked what that means for revenue, the Foundation declined to project. It also stopped short of committing to the buyback past its current term.
“We will re-evaluate the buyback at the conclusion of its 12-month program, with feedback from the community. Historically, the Foundation does not discuss Superchain revenue forecasts or projections,” the Foundation said in written responses to BeInCrypto.
216 Million Tokens Are Still Coming
Optimism also updated the supply table in its budget report. It now shows 2.288 billion OP in circulation, up from the 2.161 billion first published.
“Please note that the numbers published in the ‘Finance Overview’ table were slightly out of date. We’ve since updated the data to accurately reflect the numbers,” the team added.
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The Foundation named a separate tracker as the record readers should follow, and explained the timing behind the gap.
“Larger ticket items are added usually on the first week of every month, which explains the gap in numbers.”
It also said the forecast has to be read against its budget calendar, which does not follow the calendar year.
“Note that our Fiscal Year Four started in May 2025 and went through April 2026, and Fiscal Year Five goes from May 2026 to April 2027. This means that we are already in Fiscal Year Five.”
On that basis the Foundation put circulating supply at 2,231.5 million at the close of last year. This year adds 272.9 million, ending at 2,504.4 million. BeInCrypto confirmed those figures.
Counted from the updated August number, about 216 million tokens are still to come. That is worth roughly $19.7 million, or 9% of what the token is worth today.
Buybacks have absorbed 9.45 million OP so far. That covers 4.4% of the supply still ahead.
Retro Funding and Airdrops Stay at Zero
Retro Funding, the grants program paused in January, is set at zero this year. The Foundation said the pause runs on its own 12-month clock.
“Once that 12-month period expires, the Collective will re-evaluate the program and its connection to Optimism’s strategy. Historically, moreover, the Foundation doesn’t provide any guidance on airdrops.”
That review falls inside the current budget year. Two of Optimism’s biggest levers, the buyback and Retro Funding, now sit behind reviews rather than commitments.
OP traded at $0.091 on Monday, up 3.1% on the day and about 12% over 30 days. The token is holding up. The question is whether it still does once the next tranche unlocks.
The post Optimism Won’t Commit to OP Buyback Beyond 12 Months as Purchases Fall 87% appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Ripple’s XRP remains under sustained selling pressure, with the latest price action pushing the asset back into a critical support area around $1.01-$1.04. Although this zone has attracted buyers before, the broader structure continues to favor sellers, making the current reaction particularly important for the next directional move.
Ripple Price Analysis: The Daily Chart
On the daily timeframe, XRP is trading near $1.03 after gradually declining back into the $1.01-$1.04 support zone. This marks another test of an area that already produced notable reactions in late June, yet the latest approach is occurring with relatively weak bullish momentum.
More importantly, the broader trend remains decisively bearish. The price continues to trade inside the large descending channel and well below all moving averages shown on the chart.
The recent sequence of lower highs also remains intact. The previous rebound was rejected around $1.14-$1.15, well before XRP could challenge the more important $1.24-$1.29 resistance zone. Therefore, buyers are increasingly dependent on the $1.01-$1.04 support area holding.
A convincing breakdown below $1.01 would weaken the structure further and could expose the lower $0.88-$0.93 demand zone, which also sits closer to the descending channel’s lower boundary. Conversely, defending current support could produce another relief rebound, but the asset would still need to reclaim higher resistance levels before the broader bearish outlook materially changes.
XRP/USDT 4-Hour Chart
The 4-hour chart highlights the immediate pressure more clearly. Since the late-July rejection, XRP has continued printing lower highs beneath the descending trendline, while successive rebounds have become increasingly shallow.
Most recently, the price broke into the $1.01-$1.04 support zone and briefly dipped toward roughly $1.02 before attempting to stabilize. However, the response has so far been modest, with XRP consolidating near $1.03 rather than producing an impulsive recovery. This suggests buyers are defending the area, but have not yet demonstrated enough strength to shift short-term momentum.
The first meaningful improvement would require price to reclaim the descending trendline, currently approaching the $1.07 area. Beyond that, the $1.13-$1.15 resistance zone represents the more important hurdle, as the previous rally was rejected at this region.
Until these levels are reclaimed, the possibility of another liquidity sweep below the recent lows remains elevated. A decisive loss of the $1.01-$1.04 support zone would confirm renewed bearish continuation and shift attention toward sub-$1 levels. Alternatively, a strong rejection from the current support followed by a breakout above the descending trendline could initiate a more substantial recovery toward $1.13-$1.15.
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Forget the daily noise for a moment and look at the supply side. Gemini AI predicts a compounding shock from the fourth halving carries Bitcoin from $65,100 upward, and the price prediction lands at $150,000 to $180,000 by the close of 2026.
That halving effect sits at the center of the argument. Issuance keeps shrinking while demand channels multiply around it.
Institutional spot ETF inflows are accelerating alongside it. Corporate treasury adoption adds a second buyer category that does not sell easily.
Global monetary easing cycles supply the macro backdrop. Cheaper money historically flows into scarce assets first.
Growing legislative support for strategic sovereign reserves completes the picture. Gemini treats the combination as a structural supply and demand imbalance rather than a trade.
The downside is described as slight. Prolonged high interest rates would delay every part of the easing thesis.
Macro recession risks form the second concern. Unexpected regulatory pushback is the third.
Any of those could pull price back to test strong support near $48,000 to $52,000. Gemini still frames that as temporary and favors high-conviction expansion to new all-time highs.
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The daily view shows a market well past its peak. Bitcoin traded near $126,000 in October before the trend broke. November started the decline toward $88,000. February brought the sharpest leg, cutting price from $92,000 to roughly $59,000.
Spring staged a real recovery to about $84,000 by May. June reversed it completely, returning Bitcoin near $57,000. July and August have been quieter. Price has built a slow grind higher with a steady sequence of higher lows.
The close reads $65,042, up 0.29% and $185 on the day. The session traded between $64,780 and $65,333.
Support sits at $62,000 first, then $57,000 at the June low. Resistance stacks at $68,000, $72,000 and $80,000. RSI reads 55.37 against a signal line at 50.45. That gap of roughly 5 points leans bullish, showing buyers with a modest advantage.
Both lines sit above the midline now. Momentum has improved without becoming stretched.
Gemini is describing a supply squeeze the chart has not priced. A push through $68,000 would be the first sign the market is starting to agree.
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Strive has added 147 Bitcoin to its corporate treasury, lifting its total holdings to 20,167 BTC. The purchase strengthens the company’s Bitcoin reserve as it continues expanding its digital asset strategy. Meanwhile, Strive reported strong Bitcoin yield figures, retired its debt, and maintained substantial cash reserves.
Bitcoin Treasury Reaches 20,167 BTC
Strive purchased 147 BTC between August 3 and August 7 at an average price of $64,812 per Bitcoin. Consequently, the latest purchase increased the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to 20,167 BTC. Based on current valuations, Strive’s Bitcoin treasury now carries a value of roughly $1.3 billion.
The latest acquisition continues a buying trend that accelerated throughout 2026. Strive purchased 1,109 BTC in May and added another 2,500 BTC during June. The company then continued its accumulation with additional Bitcoin purchases during July and early August.
Strive now ranks among the largest public companies holding Bitcoin in their corporate treasuries. BitcoinTreasuries.NET listed the company as the seventh-largest public Bitcoin holder. Therefore, the latest purchase further strengthens Strive’s position within the growing corporate Bitcoin market.
Bitcoin Yield Supports Treasury Strategy
Strive reported a Bitcoin yield of 24% during the second quarter of 2026. The company also recorded a Bitcoin yield of 38% during the first half of the year. Strive calculates the metric by comparing changes in Bitcoin holdings against diluted shares outstanding.
Meanwhile, the company fully retired its debt during the second quarter. Strive also held approximately $155 million in cash reserves after completing its debt reduction. Together, the cash position and Bitcoin holdings provide the company with two major treasury assets.
Strive has also introduced SATA, a preferred stock product that pays daily dividends. In addition, the company launched a Bitcoin treasury dashboard and website on August 10. The new tools provide regular updates about its Bitcoin holdings and treasury activity.
Bitcoin Expansion Follows Semler Merger
Strive significantly increased its Bitcoin reserves after completing its all-stock merger with Semler Scientific in September 2025. The transaction raised Strive’s Bitcoin holdings from about 5,000 BTC to approximately 10,900 BTC. Since then, the company has continued adding Bitcoin through regular treasury purchases.
The company’s 2026 acquisitions have pushed its holdings well above the level recorded after the merger. The May and June purchases accounted for 3,609 BTC before the latest acquisition. With the additional 147 BTC, Strive has continued building its reserve at a faster pace.
Tracking services estimate Strive’s average acquisition cost at about $94,700 per BTC across its entire treasury. However, the latest purchase price of $64,812 remained below that estimated average. As a result, the new acquisition added Bitcoin at a price below the reported cost basis of its broader holdings.
Strive’s growing Bitcoin reserve now forms a major part of its corporate financial strategy. The company continues combining Bitcoin accumulation with its asset management operations and treasury products. Meanwhile, its debt repayment and cash reserves provide additional financial resources as the strategy expands.
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Hand sanitizer isn’t a lazy or inferior choice in every situation. “A lot of people ask, ‘Well, can I just use the hand sanitizer?’” Roberts says. “And sure—they’re very effective.”
She keeps it within reach when soap and water aren’t convenient, especially before eating on the go. “Just pop one of those things into your bag, and hit that hand sanitizer before you pick up a hamburger,” she says.
There are exceptions. Alcohol-based sanitizer doesn’t work well against norovirus, Griffin says. If someone nearby is vomiting or has diarrhea, he makes a point of washing thoroughly with soap and water. Sanitizer also isn’t ideal when your hands are visibly dirty. But for ordinary use when you’re out and about, there’s no reason to feel guilty about reaching for it.
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Torres knows how easily learning about infectious diseases can send someone spiraling. “You can end up wanting to live in a bubble and never go outside—and that’s just impossible,” she says. “If you go too far down the rabbit hole, you get a little depressed.”
Solstice Finance rolled out a Solana-based product that gives decentralized finance (DeFi) users structured exposure to the dividend income and price risk of Strategy’s (MSTR) preferred stock (STRC).
The Zug, Switzerland-based firm, a DeFi yield infrastructure protocol built on Solana, said its new product splits the indirect STRC exposure into a senior and junior tranche, the firm said in a press release shared via Telegram.
Strategy disclosed it sold 1,690 bitcoin for $108.6 million on Monday, using the proceeds to repurchase 1,152,020 shares of its variable-rate preferred stock, STRC, for $108.6 million. The bitcoin sale reduced Strategy’s holdings to 840,447 BTC.
The product, called strcUSX, does not tokenize or give users ownership of STRC shares. Instead, users deposit USX, Solstice’s dollar-linked settlement token, into a vault and receive one of two Solana tokens tied to the economics of a portfolio holding the Nasdaq-listed preferred stock.
The LINK token may see a 25-fold increase to $200 by the end of 2030, as the growing real world asset market increases demand for the industry’s largest oracle services provider, according to Standard Chartered.
The Chainlink (LINK) token may see an more than 25-fold increase by the end of the decade, as tokenized real world assets (RWA) will reach $4 trillion by the end of 2028, according to a forecast by Geoff Kendrick, the global head of digital asset research at Standard Chartered.
Kendrick said that the growth in tokenized assets will require more external data to come securely onchain, which may increase Chainlink’s fee generation and push its LINK token to $200 by the end of 2030, up from $8 today, according to a Monday report shared with Cointelegraph.
The report also forecast a 37-fold rise in tokenized and crypto-native assets deployed in decentralized finance, pushing these assets to $2.7 trillion by the end of 2030. Kendrick said these assets will require trusted data, interoperability between networks, privacy-preserving compliance and integrations with existing financial systems, which “only Chainlink is currently equipped to provide.”
The report follows growing demand for tokenized assets. Tokenized RWA trading on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) reached a new all-time high of $141 billion in July, marking a 19.5% monthly rise largely driven by public equities, according to data provider CryptoRank.
Chainlink is the blockchain industry’s leading decentralized oracle provider for crosschain communication, with $34.4 billion in total value secured. Chronicle ranks second with $7.36 billion, according to data aggregator DefiLlama.
Standard Chartered’s Kendrick said that potential risks to its Chainlink price forecast include slower-than-expected institutional tokenization initiatives, competition from specialist oracle providers and potential technical setbacks.
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