Chainlink’s v0.2 staking pool has garnered a lot of attention, with approximately 41 million LINK staked, according to blockchain analysis firm Nansen.
Chainlink’s recently launched staking pool for community members reached its maximum limit on Thursday evening, raising a total of more than $620 million at market-determined prices.
According to blockchain analysis firm Nansen, the smart contract of Chainlink’s v0.2 community staking pool, with approximately 41 million LINK, turned LINK’s momentum into positive. In second place is an address controlled by Binance, which holds 38 million tokens, while smart contracts are 3 It takes the rows from 17 to 17.
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“As we see a consistent increase in the amount of value secured by and paid through the Chainlink Network, improving the cryptoeconomic security of the network is becoming increasingly important,” Chainlink co-founder Sergey Nazarov said in a press release shared with Unchained.
The community staking pool reached its limit less than two weeks after the initial launch of Chainlink v0.2. This comes as various market forces push the crypto ecosystem to a total market cap of $1.6 trillion.
Despite its recent success, the value of Chainlink’s staking market pales in comparison to the total amount of staked ETH and SOL, which are valued at approximately $68 billion and $26 billion respectively, based on data from Unchained’s blockchain explorer Solscan and Nansen dashboard. .
LINK, the decentralized platform’s native token, is currently trading at $15.38, up 7.5 percent in the last seven days, according to data from CoinGecko.