Chainlink is on the verge of reaching $100B TVS after moving past $93B. This new achievement, shared by Chainlink’s official account on X, showcases the total value of assets, borrowed funds included, locked up in DeFi platforms.
According to the chart, May-August 2025 had an increase in TVS, nearing the $100 billion threshold. The Growth is due to capital influx into decentralized finance with changing protocols, market awareness, and adoption of cryptocurrency.
Other than TVS, TradingView data shows the token is on an upward trend, with prices shooting up in the first few days of August, hence reaching an all-time high. This surge went beyond the upper Bollinger Band, which is a sign that an asset may be considered overbought.
Consequently, the Relative Strength Index is at 68.58, indicating LINK is approaching overbought territory. Hence, while sentiment remains bullish, there may be possible short-term pullbacks if momentum slows.
Moreover, a landmark collaboration has taken place between Chainlink and ICE Markets to bring the quality of Forex and precious metals data on-chain. This will enable the use of the Consolidated Feed of ICE, which consolidates data from over 300 global exchanges.
As a result, Chainlink delivers secure, tamper-proof multi-asset data to DeFi platforms, boosting their reliability and attracting more institutional players to join. Now, over 2,000 banks and asset managers can safely access crucial market data on-chain.
Maurisa Baumann, VP of Global Data Delivery Platforms at ICE, stated, “this is a big step in growing the global blockchain economy.” This collaboration highlights Chainlink’s expanding influence as a data provider in decentralized markets.
Chainlink has rolled out the “Chainlink Reserve,” a smartly designed pool of LINK tokens that’s been funded through partnerships with enterprises and revenue generated on-chain. This move boosts liquidity and also aids in expanding the network.
The total value secured (TVS) by Chainlink, along with its solid market performance and impactful partnerships, points to promising growth.
