Chainlink Expands its Role as a Key Infrastructure Provider for Web3 by Introducing Multiple Integrations Across Several Blockchain Networks

This week, the platform completed nine integrations spanning seven different networks, including ApeChain, Arbitrum, Base, Celo, Cronos, Cronos zkEVM, and Ethereum.

Chainlink, a leading provider of Web3 services, has completed nine integrations with several blockchain networks over the past week, expanding its role as a key infrastructure provider for the industry.

The new integrations, which span seven different networks and feature four distinct Chainlink services, are expected to improve the operational security of major blockchain projects such as Aave, Apecoin, Celo, and more.

Aave has opted to utilize the Smart Value Recapture oracle, a tool that redirects MEV (Maximal Extractable Value) profits back to its users, fostering a more equitable environment within the Aave ecosystem.

Apecoin has introduced a mechanism that allows Bored Ape Yacht Club users to verify zero-knowledge proofs through ApeChain, aiming to significantly lower gaming and NFT transaction costs by over 90%.

Polytrade Finance has incorporated Chainlink’s price feeds to secure manipulation-resistant price data, which is integral to the platform's real-world asset tokenization model used for SME lending operations.

Celo, a blockchain network designed to enhance mobile financial inclusion, has implemented Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) for secure cross-chain transactions, improving the DeFi capabilities of the Celo ecosystem.

Decentralized applications rely on accurate financial data, which Chainlink provides through its price feeds, supporting Crypto.com’s infrastructure, including the Cronos network and its zkEVM blockchain system.

These data feeds are also likely to benefit the operational functionality of Lightspeed Coin’s DeFi initiatives, ensuring reliable and secure information delivery for the crypto project.

The participation of multiple blockchain networks in Chainlink’s integrations highlights its ability to function across both layer-one and layer-two networks. While Ethereum remains the primary hub for Chainlink, the platform continues to demonstrate its adaptability by integrating with emerging blockchain solutions like ApeChain and Cronos zkEVM.

Platforms such as Coinbase’s Base and Arbitrum are enhancing Chainlink’s functionality within high-performance blockchain environments, providing developers with seamless access to crucial data and improving efficiency and reliability across various applications.

Real-time secure data delivery remains a cornerstone of Chainlink’s value proposition, ensuring that smart contracts receive the reliable information they need to operate effectively.

As Chainlink expands its integrations and supports Web3 adoption across multiple sectors, its infrastructure solutions are expected to drive further innovation and growth within the blockchain industry.

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