Chainlink Becomes AAVE's Default Cross-Chain Solution, $720M Exits LayerZero

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On-chain news breaks as Chainlink becomes AAVE’s default cross-chain solution, with $720 million in value exiting LayerZero. Ethereum news shows $58.34 million in inflows into Ethereum spot ETFs, while Bitcoin spot ETFs added $181 million. The U.S. government froze $131 million in crypto assets linked to Iran.

CryptoSlate, July 15: 1. Chainlink has become AAVE’s default cross-chain solution, replacing LayerZero with a $720 million exit. 2. Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded net inflows of $181 million yesterday; Ethereum spot ETFs saw net inflows of $58.3385 million. 3. The United States has frozen $131 million in Iranian-linked crypto assets. 4. SBI has entered into a strategic partnership with Doppler Finance to advance Japan’s XRP financial infrastructure. 5. Drips Network lost 24,882.99 DAI due to an integer conversion vulnerability. 6. South Korea’s Ministry of Finance announced plans to modernize treasury management. 7. Circle minted approximately $750 million in USDC on Solana, with total minting projected to reach $69.01 billion by 2026. 8. The USDC Treasury issued an additional 250 million USDC on the Solana blockchain. 9. Interactive Brokers has added nine new cryptocurrency trading pairs and supports stablecoin withdrawals. 10. EMURGO has transferred the hosting rights of Token2049 to the Cardano Foundation.

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