Chainlink's recent move is quite interesting — synchronizing the addition of 17 new integrations on mainstream chains such as Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, BNB Chain, etc. This essentially covers the most active Layer 2 solutions and major public chains. As a leading player in the oracle sector, this move further consolidates its position in the cross-chain infrastructure field.

What’s more noteworthy is that the $LINK holdings in the Chainlink Reserve have been steadily increasing. As the token circulation decreases, the available supply on the market becomes relatively tight, which theoretically is beneficial for the token's price performance.

However, whether these strategic deployments can ultimately translate into actual gains depends on the real adoption of ecological applications. The prospects for oracles and RWA (Real World Assets) are promising, but the project teams' execution capabilities and market demand are the key factors.