Chainlink
Why Chainlink is down 4.1% today
Analysis
Chainlink (LINK) fell 4.1% over the past 24 hours even as major partnership news hit, suggesting the market may have treated the announcements as already priced in or used the rally catalyst to take profits. CoinDesk reported Chainlink teaming up with 47 South Korean and European banks to improve international money transfers, while Cointelegraph highlighted Chainlink joining European and Korean bank consortia to develop an FX settlement network—both positive developments that didn’t translate into immediate price support.
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Chainlink joins European and Korean bank consortia to develop FX settlement network
Banks across Europe and South Korea will study whether regulated euro and won stablecoins can enable real-time cross-border foreign exchange settlement.
Chainlink teams up with 47 South Korean, European banks to speed up international money transfers
The alliance, called Project Pangea, plans to use stablecoins to settle multimillion-dollar currency trades between Europe and South Korea in near real time.
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