TLDR
- Chainlink Reserve added 121735.12 LINK today and reached 2542269.55 LINK.
- Chainlink says reserve growth is funded by enterprise and onchain revenue.
- Swift and major banks tested Chainlink CCIP in tokenization-related work.
- Jupiter integrated Chainlink data tools for its Solana prediction markets.
Chainlink Reserve added 121,735.12 LINK today, worth more than $1.1 million. Total holdings reached 2,542,269.55 LINK.
The update places reserve growth at the center of current Chainlink coverage. The reserve is meant to support long-term network growth and sustainability.
Chainlink says the reserve accumulates LINK from offchain revenue and onchain service usage. Offchain revenue comes from large enterprises adopting Chainlink services.
Onchain revenue comes from network activity tied to service demand. The latest addition comes as Chainlink expands work across tokenization and data services.
Reserve growth follows broader enterprise activity
Chainlink has been involved in tests with Swift and large financial firms. Those tests focused on moving tokenized assets and fiat across networks.
Swift worked with firms such as BNP Paribas and UBS in tokenization-related exercises. Chainlink CCIP was used as part of the interoperability layer.
Chainlink has said CCIP can connect traditional finance systems with public and private blockchains. That point matters because Swift links more than 11,000 financial institutions.
These tests kept Chainlink inside large financial messaging and settlement environments. That has supported analyst models for higher future LINK demand.
DTCC has also worked with Chainlink on tokenization and corporate actions efforts. The work involved a 24-institution consortium.
That consortium focused on long-standing corporate action data issues. Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol and runtime tools were used in the process.
DTCC has said its tokenization service is expected to go live in the second half of 2026. This places Chainlink in another major market infrastructure project.
Grayscale report outlines trust structure and investor risks
Grayscale Chainlink Trust ETF published its annual report on Form 10-K. The filing gave investors details about operations, risks, and market conditions.
The trust is designed to track the value of LINK held, less expenses and liabilities. It holds actual LINK tokens on the Ethereum Network.
As of December 31, 2025, each share represented about 0.8878 LINK. The shares trade on NYSE Arca under the symbol GLNK.
As of March 6, 2026, the trust had 8,722,010 shares outstanding. The filing said daily NAV and asset values are published on the trust website.
The report also listed several risks for shareholders. These include LINK price swings, digital asset market disruption, and index pricing risks.
It also named regulatory risk as a key concern. If LINK is classified as a security, the trust could face high costs or termination.
Other risks include trading platforms with limited transparency and shares trading away from NAV. Redemption limits could also push discounts wider.
Jupiter integration adds another data use case
Chainlink also announced that Jupiter Exchange integrated its data infrastructure. Jupiter is a Solana-based decentralized exchange.
According to Chainlink’s X post, “The largest decentralized exchange on Solana has adopted Chainlink to power its newly launched prediction markets.”
The integration supports Jupiter’s prediction markets product. Chainlink provides price data and event results for market settlement.
Prediction markets depend on reliable external information. Chainlink’s oracle network collects and verifies data before it reaches the blockchain.
Jupiter launched the service in collaboration with Polymarket. The setup is meant to give users clearer and verifiable market outcomes.
Chainlink said its oracle services protect many blockchains and support large amounts of onchain value. The system uses independent nodes and diverse data sources.





