The SEC just validated EVERYTHING that Chainlink $LINK has been building toward for years Just one recent example: >SEC chairman, Paul Atkins, gives a bullish talk on crypto & tokenized assets, highlights the need for onchain compliance, mentions ERC-3643 by name (permissioned token standard for RWAs) >Chainlink recently launched a full-stack automated compliance offering (ACE) for tokenized assets in collaboration with ERC-3643, Apex Group, and GLIEF >Chainlink and ERC-3643 Association created an implementation of ERC-3643 that leverages a combination of both Chainlink ACE and GLEIF vLEIs for identity verification and compliance >Apex Group (services $3T in assets, acquired ERC-3643) and Chainlink collaborate on making ERC-3643’s ONCHAINID compatible with Chainlink ACE to add cross-chain support >GLIEF (oversees the only globally adopted and mandated G-20 initiated Legal Entity Identifiers standard), and Chainlink work to bring vLEIs onchain for the first time, connecting a widely adopted identity standard to ERC-3643 It really can’t get any more obvious than this “Partnering with Chainlink has enabled the ERC-3643 standard to become interoperable, dynamic, and policy-driven. By embedding Chainlink ACE and vLEI into the ERC-3643 framework, permissioned tokens can easily enforce jurisdiction-specific rules onchain. This shows how composable solutions and standards are key to upgrading finance onchain at speed.” — Dennis O’Connell, President of the ERC-3643 Association

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