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TAO Chainlink Update: How data flow empowers 24/7 markets
Today, two very different markets are making progress using the same infrastructure. This Chainlink news update covers the arrival of native TAO in Robinhood Chain, as well as the ever-open trading of gold, silver and crude oil.
According to data from CoinMarketCap, LINK's latest offer is approximately US$11.49, down 0.2% in 24 hours. Trading volume rose 54.5% to $467.55 million, with a market value of nearly $8.6 billion. This report details the two integrations Chainlink highlights today.
TAO landing Robinhood Chain
Forever Money is a Bittensor-focused cross-chain bridging project that uses Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) to move native TAO between different networks. The bridge project first connected TAO to Base in August and subsequently expanded to Robinhood Chain, enabling the token to achieve a 1:1 native presence in another major on-chain environment.
The official Chainlink account confirmed this connection to Robinhood Chain as part of today's integration summary. This issue of Chainlink news update clearly distinguishes the roles: Forever Money builds and operates bridging services, while Chainlink CCIP ensures cross-chain transmission security at the bottom.
Detailed description The bridge project Forever Money Chainlink services CCIP assets native TAO (Bittensor) target network Robinhood Chain, and the existing Base connection introduces TAO into another on-chain environment, providing a new distribution channel for the token. But this in itself does not guarantee higher liquidity or demand for TAO.
Chainlink News: Commodities can now be traded around the clock
Solana-based perpetual contract exchange GMTrade launched synthetic gold, silver and WTI crude oil futures contracts on September 1. These are cash-settled positions that track commodity prices, while GMTrade does not hold any physical assets.
Pricing runs through Chainlink Data Streams RWA Advanced, an on-demand oracle that provides up-to-date price data at the moment a trade is executed rather than pushing it on a fixed schedule. This detail in this issue of Chainlink News is crucial because commodity prices come from markets around the world in different time zones and operating hours.
Traditional commodity markets are closed at night, weekends and holidays. However, on-chain clearing does not follow these rest periods, so GMTrade contracts can remain open continuously. It is this structural difference, not marketing hype, that makes round-the-clock commodity trading possible here.
Two services, a larger story
These two integrations rely on different parts of the same underlying stack:
Chainlink service partner use case CCIP Forever Money Native TAO bridges to Robinhood Chain Data Streams GMTrade achieves round-the-clock pricing for gold, silver, and WTI on Solana. CCIP is responsible for moving assets across chains, and Data Streams is responsible for providing real-time pricing for non-stop markets. Together, they showcase two separate pieces of infrastructure that support on-chain finance, rather than a single announcement.
In addition, the spot LINK ETF product added approximately US$4.27 million in capital this week, continuing most of the positive capital inflows since its launch. This is a noteworthy secondary market signal that should be considered in conjunction with today's consolidation, but it is not a measure of its direct impact on LINK demand.
Core Views
This issue of Chainlink news update shows that infrastructure is expanding in two directions simultaneously: cross-chain asset access and round-the-clock real-world pricing. Neither development guarantees specific price results for LINK or related assets. But they all point to Chainlink's continued role at the bottom of a growing variety of chains in markets.
