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Chainlink has deployed its Data Standard on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace, expanding access to blockchain connectivity for enterprise developers and financial institutions using AWS’s existing infrastructure.
The marketplace now offers three Chainlink solutions: Data Feeds, Data Streams, and Proof of Reserve.
Data Feeds provide decentralized pricing and market intelligence aggregated from multiple independent sources. The service is designed to support valuation, settlement, and risk assessment processes.
Data Streams deliver ultra-fast, low-latency information for time-sensitive applications. Chainlink says the technology supports on-chain financial instruments such as perpetual futures contracts, options markets, and rapid-execution trading platforms.
Proof of Reserve enables transparent on-chain authentication of collateral backing stablecoins and tokenized physical assets, with the aim of improving issuer credibility and streamlining token creation workflows.
Simon Goldberg, AWS web3 specialist solutions architect, said Chainlink’s oracle infrastructure provides secure, bidirectional connectivity between AWS resources and smart contracts deployed on blockchain networks. Goldberg added that the collaboration allows developers to use established AWS frameworks while building applications that interface with tokenized assets and blockchain-based contracts.
Chainlink also addressed the “oracle problem,” noting that smart contract platforms cannot inherently retrieve off-chain information, which can hinder tokenization efforts. Its decentralized oracle infrastructure is positioned to bridge this gap.
According to Chainlink, the AWS integration connects compute resources, storage systems, databases, and API services directly to blockchain smart contracts, enabling hybrid solutions that operate across cloud infrastructure and distributed ledger networks.
Chainlink said competition in the oracle sector is intensifying. It cited Pyth’s partnership with prediction platform Kalshi. It also noted that major financial data providers—including FTSE Russell, Deutsche Börse, S&P Global, and Coinbase—have committed to supplying information through Chainlink’s DataLink infrastructure.
On the technical side, LINK is reported to be trading above both the 20-day and 50-day exponential moving averages, with the averages converging around the $9.20 area. The Relative Strength Index is approximately 54, while Stochastic indicators are near 59, indicating moderate upward pressure.
Resistance is identified at $9.70, followed by the 100-day EMA at $10.07. A sustained close above $10.07 could open the path toward $11.16.
Support is cited at the $9.12 trendline. If LINK fails to hold that level, the article says it would likely test $8.55, with additional support at $8.18.
The article also referenced a comment from Crypto Patel on X questioning whether LINK could rally from current levels around $9 to $100, describing the AWS collaboration as “the catalyst nobody was watching.”
At the time of reporting, LINK was described as trading just above the $9.20 support zone, with immediate resistance at $9.70.
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