Chainlink launched the CCIP 2.0 protocol, enabling institutions greater control over asset flows between chains, and partnered with SWIFT to serve as a bridge to traditional finance. Grayscale purchased 159,480 LINK worth $2.36 million via its Chainlink ETF, bringing combined September purchases to 629,100 LINK (approximately $8.3 million), while Bitwise filed an SEC prospectus for a new Chainlink ETF with a 20% allocation toward staking. The weekly structure has turned bullish, with the $10.87 level from May breached in mid-August and retested as support, with the next key technical target at $15.01. The DMI indicator confirms a strong uptrend in progress, with the RSI not yet overbought and OBV showing steady buying pressure since July. A break below $10.60 would be the first sign of trouble for bulls.
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