$LINK continues to show why it's one of the strongest infrastructure projects in crypto.
Spot Chainlink ETFs just recorded $2.68 million in net inflows, ending a two-week streak of zero flows. That now brings
#etf holdings to 1.78% of LINK's circulating supply.
To me, this isn't just about the inflow amount.
It's another sign that institutional interest in blockchain infrastructure is still growing. While everyone watches price action, capital continues flowing into projects that provide the tools and rails other ecosystems rely on.
That reminds me of how I look at STON.fi.
Most people notice the swaps, but what interests me more is the infrastructure behind them.
With Omniston powering cross-chain liquidity across the GRAM ecosystem, the focus isn't only on moving assets from one chain to another—it's about making that process simple enough that users don't have to think about what's happening behind the scenes.
Whether it's Chainlink building data infrastructure or STON.fi building liquidity infrastructure, the pattern feels similar.
The projects doing the heavy lifting behind the scenes often end up becoming some of the most important pieces of the ecosystem.