How Chainlink DECO could help support crypto self-custody and key recovery in a privacy-preserving way.

An identity layer for Web3 using blockchains, credentials, and oracles will help unlock a wide variety of enterprise, DeFi, and smart contract use cases.

Dive into key research updates about CCIP, DECO, FSS, and OCR 2.0 from SmartCon 2022.

Undercollateralized lending presents a multi-trillion dollar opportunity for the DeFi ecosystem. Learn how Teller used DECO in a proof of concept.

Chainlink’s newest core client reduces network operating costs by up to 90% and enables Chainlink oracles to bring 10x more data on-chain to power smart contract development.

In the off-chain world, “Digital Identity” (D-ID) refers to the aggregated information that is collected by various parties and platforms when a user spends time and conducts activities online. Data such as a user’s search history, social media activity, transaction history, usernames and passwords, call records, SSN, date of birth, credit

Since its launch in 2017, the Chainlink Network has emerged as an essential bridge for feeding reliable, high quality data to and from blockchain networks, now securing over $4 billion in value for DeFi smart contracts and supporting a growing ecosystem of over 300 integrations. In his SmartCon keynote last month, Chainlink Co-Founder

Professor Xiao Wang receives a research grant from the Chainlink Community Grant Program to collaborate on the future development of DECO.

Revolutionary technologies often begin with a specific functionality that opens up new value for users. Over time, these technologies expand, as developers capitalize on additional value subsets. For example, the internet began (mostly) with email, then quickly expanded to the world wide web, telecommunication, social media and much more.