The Great Chainlink Migration: $4+ Billion in DeFi Value Moves to Secure-by-Default Infrastructure
Blog post from Chainlink
In response to recent security incidents in the DeFi sector, numerous leading protocols are migrating from outdated cross-chain and oracle solutions to Chainlink's secure-by-default infrastructure. This shift, often referred to as the "Great Chainlink Migration," involves over $4 billion in decentralized finance (DeFi) value transitioning to Chainlink's decentralized oracle network, which is trusted in institutional finance and supports trillions of dollars in onchain value. Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) offers a secure framework for cross-chain token transfers and messaging, with features like decentralized validation by independent node operators and built-in risk controls. Major protocols such as Kraken, KelpDAO, and Solv Protocol are among those adopting Chainlink CCIP to enhance their security and operational standards. This migration trend underscores a growing industry preference for Chainlink's robust security measures and its ability to support the future of onchain finance, as evidenced by its adoption by global financial institutions like Swift and UBS.
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