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Chainlink's integration with Bottomline's Global Pay Connect enables over 600 banks to access onchain payments via existing infrastructure, signaling a significant step towards mainstream adoption of blockchain in traditional finance.
The partnership allows financial institutions to leverage blockchain payment rails without costly replatforming, potentially accelerating the integration of digital assets into global payment systems and increasing demand for oracle services.
While the partnership is a major adoption milestone for Chainlink, the LINK token's price faces a critical test in September, with key support and resistance levels at the 50-day EMA, $13.50, and potential targets of $18.00 or $8.00 depending on market reaction.
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Solana's strong RWA inflows, attracting nearly $400 million in 30 days, indicate robust fundamental growth independent of short-term price fluctuations. The integration of Solana as the default network for U.S. Bank's stablecoin banking and Doosan Robotics' partnership signal increasing adoption in traditional finance and industrial sectors, reinforcing network utility. Despite recent price pressure attributed to the CLARITY Act's failure, a forming bull flag on Solana's 4-hour chart suggests a potential breakout to $130 if the $105 resistance level is cleared.
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