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Story: Chainlink (LINK) the Cryptographically-Verified Feed Of Machine-Readable Assertions

By Dan Saada

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Twitter handle Balajis.com points to how Chainlink is a good v1 of what the next Reuters looks like: a cryptographically-verified feed of machine-readable assertions from…

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Someone who looked into the Lex Friedman and Sergey Nazarov Interview stated, "I get the feeling that we could fix most of the world's big problems w/ blockchain & smart…

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It is true there is more we can do with smart contracts. The podcast is worth listening to twice.

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In terms of price, LINK is in the price discovery mode.  The price at the time of writing was $43.82.

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For those who are new, Chainlink being a decentralized oracle network, brings off-chain data into an on-chain format and therefore bridges the gap between the isolated blockchain…

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It focuses on ensuring that the external information like pricing, weather data, and event outcomes fed to smart contracts remains untampered with.

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Ruler Protocol is using ChainLink to secure user funds in its no-liquidation lending platform.

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Reportedly, Ruler Protocol fixes the minting ratio for a particular Ruler Pair. The mint ratio decides how many dollars you can borrow per one collateral token.

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For instance, for every one wBTC deposited with a mint ratio of 29,000, the user will only receive a max of 29,000 stablecoins in loan.

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However, if the collateral price as determined by a Chainlink Price Feeds drops:  Collateral Price / Mint Ratio < Minimum Collateralization Ratio, then user deposits will…

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Sata Token is set to use Chainlink oracles to connect smart contracts to Signata's off-chain risk analysis systems, this making it possible for dApps to access dynamic risk…

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Thus, Sata is being used in real-world applications and facilitating wider ecosystem adoption for the long term.

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