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Breaking development just dropped: Chainlink's founder Sergey Nazarov stepped into the Federal Reserve today.
Not alone, though. He's sitting at the same table with decision-makers from J.P. Morgan and Amazon. Yeah, that Federal Reserve.
This isn't your typical blockchain conference panel. We're talking about the institution that controls U.S. monetary policy now directly engaging with decentralized oracle infrastructure.
The implications? Massive. When a major DeFi protocol gets face time with the Fed alongside Wall Street giants and Big Tech, it signals something's shifting in how traditional finance views blockchain technology.
Chainlink's been building enterprise-grade oracle solutions for years, but this level of institutional recognition hits different. The Fed doesn't take meetings with just anyone in the crypto space.
What were they discussing? Integration possibilities? Regulatory frameworks? CBDC infrastructure? The details matter less than the fact this conversation is happening at all.
Traditional finance and decentralized systems aren't just coexisting anymore—they're actively collaborating at the highest levels. The walls between TradFi and DeFi keep getting thinner.