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#LINK

LINK Price:
$11.28
Volume:
$0.2 B
All Time High:
$52.85
Market Cap:
$7.1 B


Circulating Supply:
626,849,970
Exchanges:
161
Total Supply:
1,000,000,000
Markets:
342
Max Supply:
1,000,000,000
Pairs:
96



  LINK PRICE


The price of #LINK today is $11.28 USD.

The lowest LINK price for this period was $0, the highest was $11.28, and the exact current price of one LINK crypto coin is $11.28264.

The all-time high LINK coin price was $52.85.

Use our custom price calculator to see the hypothetical price of LINK with market cap of ETH or other crypto coins.


  LINK OVERVIEW


The code for Chainlink is #LINK.

Chainlink is 7 years old.


  LINK MARKET CAP


The current market capitalization for Chainlink is $7,072,519,415.

Chainlink is ranked #16 out of all coins, by market cap (and other factors).


  LINK VOLUME


The trading volume is very large today for #LINK.

Today's 24-hour trading volume across all exchanges for Chainlink is $189,531,914.


  LINK SUPPLY


The circulating supply of LINK is 626,849,970 coins, which is 63% of the maximum coin supply.


  LINK BLOCKCHAIN


LINK is a token on the Ethereum blockchain, and has digital contracts with 14 other blockchains.

See list of the LINK Blockchain contracts with 15 different blockchains.


  LINK EXCHANGES


LINK is well integrated with many pairings with other cryptocurrencies and is listed on at least 161 crypto exchanges.

View #LINK trading pairs and crypto exchanges that currently support #LINK purchase.


  LINK RESOURCES


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Whitepaperresearch.chain.link/whitepaper-v2.pdf
Twitterx.com/chainlink
Redditr/chainlink
Telegramchainlinkofficial
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  LINK DEVELOPER NEWS



Arbol Hires Jeffrey Khoo to Lead the Company’s Expansion into APAC

Arbol Will Open its APAC Office this Fall Based in Singapore NEW YORK (October 4. 2022) — Arbol Inc. (Arbol), a global climate risk solutions platform, today announced the hiring of Jeffrey Khoo as part of the company’s expansion strategy into APAC. Mr. Khoo will serve as Arbol’s Vice Chairman, APAC. He most recently served as Chief Marketing Officer at ED Broking and before that served as Head of Food and Agriculture Sales, Asia at Swiss Re Corporate Solutions. He brings to Arbol decades of experience across the agriculture and insurance sectors and will help oversee the launch of the company’s APAC operations this fall in Singapore. “Jeffrey is a respected and influential leader in the agricultural space who brings to Arbol decades of invaluable experience in key sectors where we have positioned ourselves as a global leader in parametric climate solutions,” said Sid Jha, Founder and CEO, Arbol. “Arbol is well positioned to fill a gap in the market for customizable, data-driven climate risk solutions and parametric insurance across APAC and we are excited about the potential for working with companies in the region.” “I am excited to join Arbol and help make the company a leader in parametrics and climate risk solutions across APAC,” said Jeffrey Khoo. “APAC needs data-driven, parametric climate risk solutions to help address the sizable coverage gap that exists for climate and weather related event...




Singlife with Aviva Partners with Arbol to Launch First Rainfall Protection Cover for Travelers in…

Singlife with Aviva Partners with Arbol to Launch First Rainfall Protection Cover for Travelers in Singapore - Singlife with Aviva, a homegrown financial services company, has introduced Rainfall Protection cover for travelers, in partnership with Arbol Inc, a global climate risk solutions platform. Singlife is the first insurer in Singapore to offer this innovative parametric insurance product designed to help consumers manage the impact of unexpected weather conditions in an increasingly volatile environment. Singlife will pay up to S$150 to travelers whose single trip plans are disrupted by heavy rainfall. All countries and regions globally are included in the Rainfall Protection coverage, with the exception of certain countries in the Middle East and Africa. Pan Jinglong, Head, General Insurance, Singlife with Aviva, said: “We are pleased to be the first insurer in Singapore offering this innovative Rainfall Protection coverage, which adds another dimension to our comprehensive and award-winning travel insurance portfolio. Singlife has taken a significant step in advancing the next generation of sustainability-centric insurance solutions, leading the way for our industry to prepare our customers for evolving climate conditions during their travels.” This solution is underwritten in collaboration with Arbol. The company leverages cutting-edge technologies such as smart contracts and artificial intelligence underwriting...




Arbol Platform Transacts $100 Million+ in Gross Written Premium in First Half of 2022

Arbol Inc. (Arbol), a global climate risk solutions platform, today announced it transacted $100 million+ in gross written premium (GWP) in the first half of 2022. The 100 million+ transacted through the Arbol platform in 1H of 2022 is greater than all GWP ($70 million) transacted in 2021. Arbol is a global climate risk coverage platform and FinTech company offering full-service solutions for any business looking to analyze, manage and transfer climate risk. Arbol’s products offer parametric coverage which pays out based on objective data triggers rather than subjective assessment of loss. “The traction and scale the Arbol platform continues to see is a testament to the market demand for end-to-end parametric climate risk solutions,” said Sid Jha, Founder and CEO, Arbol. “As volatile weather conditions like record droughts in Texas continue to hurt expected crop yields for agribusinesses and farmers, the need for data-driven and objective financial products like insurance have never been more essential. Parametric coverage, powered by next generation technology and data has the ability to bring both better efficiency and transparency to the weather risk market while chipping away at the sizable global coverage gap for climate disasters.” The premium transacted in the 1H of 2022 came from businesses in the agriculture, energy (traditional and renewable), and reinsurance sectors. Premium sizes booked through Arbol’...




Arbol Forms First Captive Insurance Company Focused on Climate Risk Management

Formation of Climate Risk Insurance Company Enables Arbol to Offer Customized Climate Risk Management Solutions for Corporations. — Arbol, a global climate risk solutions platform, today announced the formation of Climate Risk Insurance Company, the first captive insurance company dedicated to climate risk management. Climate Risk Insurance Company is a Connecticut domiciled sponsored captive focused on helping businesses and corporations manage a range of climate risks, like temperature, rainfall, and catastrophic storms. Arbol is a global climate risk coverage platform and FinTech company offering full-service solutions for any business looking to analyze, manage and transfer climate risk. Arbol’s products offer parametric coverage which pays out based on objective data triggers rather than subjective assessment of loss. Last year, Arbol launched Captive+Parametric, a first of its kind risk management solution for enabling corporations to simply and effectively assess and manage emerging risks like climate and weather using captives. “Arbol provides a full service, end-to-end risk management and transfer solution for managing climate risks using a technology and data driven platform,” said Hong Guo, Chief Insurance Officer, Arbol. “The formation of Climate Risk Insurance Company further extends Arbol’s services towards climate risk retention and management. We are excited about our capability to help corporat...




Arbol Appoints Charlie Kornberger As Chief Revenue Officer and Deputy CFO

Arbol Inc. (Arbol), today announced that Charlie Kornberger has joined the company as Chief Revenue Officer and Deputy CFO. He will oversee all revenue generating programs and operations for the company and its subsidiaries. “We are excited to have an impactful financial services and banking executive of Charlie’s caliber joining Arbol’s ranks to help lead our next phase of growth as we look to continue rapidly expanding our overall franchise and product offerings,” said Siddhartha Jha, Founder and CEO, Arbol. Charlie joins Arbol from Standard Chartered Bank, where he most recently served both as Global Head of Insurance Banking and Head of Financial Institutions for the Americas. Charlie successfully led large specialized businesses and leveraged client teams across multiple sub-sectors and geographies during his tenure. Charlie originally joined Standard Chartered in August 2013 as the bank’s Regional Head of Insurance Coverage for the Americas and previously held leadership positions with Credit Agricole Corporate & Investment Bank, Chase Securities, and Salomon Brothers. Charlie has over thirty years of corporate and investment banking and senior leadership experience across financial markets, risk management, capital markets, M&A, asset management, insurance-linked securities, risk transfer solutions and transaction banking services. “I’m thrilled to have joined the leadership team of Arbol, which i...




Arbol’s Blockchain-Powered Platform Transacts $70 Million in Premium in 2021

Arbol is Cash Flow Positive As Total Premium Transacted Grew From $2.2 Million in 2020 to $70 Million in 2021 Arbol, a global platform for data and blockchain powered climate risk solutions, today announced it transacted $70 million in gross premium in 2021. This marks significant growth and traction for the Arbol platform, which in 2020 transacted $15 million in notional risk and $2.2 million in gross premium. Highlighting Arbol’s focus on a sustainable business model, the company’s risk capacity had a loss ratio under 50% for transacted deals and it also ended the year cash flow positive. Arbol is a FinTech company offering global climate risk solutions for businesses in the agriculture, energy (traditional and renewable), maritime, and leisure sectors. Arbol’s proprietary pricing platform enables users to get live pricing directly through the app in a matter of minutes. The platform leverages a decentralized climate data network (dClimate), blockchain technology and an AI underwriter designed to price risks efficiently to make parametric protection products and SaaS services accessible and affordable for traditionally underserved and underinsured regions and businesses. “We created Arbol to make it easy and efficient for businesses of any size or location to build climate resilience leveraging data and blockchain technology,” said Sid Jha, Founder and CEO, Arbol. “Over 50 percent of Arbol’s clients in 2021 en...




Arbol Launches Arbol Underwriters, Enters the Reinsurance Market With Bermuda MGU

SIG Re Appoints Arbol Underwriters as its Insurance Agent for its Parametric Reinsurance Business. — Arbol Inc. (Arbol), an InsurTech platform for parametric protection products, today announced the launch of Arbol Underwriters Ltd. (AUL), a registered insurance agent based in Bermuda, focused on matching reinsurance capacity with parametric insurance risks. AUL’s parent company, Arbol, is an InsurTech platform and FinTech company that leverages decentralized climate data, blockchain technology and AI to power its proprietary pricing platform and to offer parametric protection products and SaaS services to help a wide range of customers to transfer and manage climate risks. “We are excited about setting up a platform in Bermuda to offer parametric solutions in the form of reinsurance” said Hong Guo, CEO of AUL and Chief Insurance Officer of Arbol. “Leveraging Arbol’s massive, cutting-edge data infrastructure and proprietary pricing tools, AUL will be able to provide innovative reinsurance solutions to its clients.” AUL intends to source original risk through a variety of channels, the first of which being partnerships with fronting insurance carriers. Through both volume program business and bespoke coverage solutions designed by Arbol and written through the fronting carriers, individuals and businesses can purchase parametric insurance to hedge their climate risk. Additionally, AUL will work with (re)insur...




Case Study: Punkin Center Gins

Arbol’s Area Yield Program (AYP) is Already Changing Lives and Saving Businesses. — “…the sixty-six hundred bales we ginned was just about enough to pay the light bill…with very little cotton there was no income so this (settlement from Arbol) was going to be a large chunk of the income that comes in for my bank this year.” Al Crisp first started working at a cotton gin at the age of fourteen in southern Texas at the Smith Gin COOP in Odem. He immediately became hooked on cotton. After hearing how big cotton was in West Texas, Al moved to Lubbock after finishing college to take a job with the Texas Cotton Ginners Association. Shortly after, he was managing three gins as a plant manager for Odonnell COOP. In 1999 when Al was twenty-five years old, he bought Punkin Center Gins. Today, he runs the business alongside his wife Kasha. Punkin Center Gins is a family-owned and operated cotton gin and processing facility located in Lamesa, Texas. The business itself was established nearly a century ago in 1926. Punkin Center refines cotton into products like cotton seed, cotton mote, and five-hundred pound bales of cotton.Punkin Center Gins Cotton is at the heart of every cotton gin’s success. Simply put, a cotton gin can’t prosper financially without cotton to process. Al heard about Arbol’s Area Yield Program (AYP) for cotton after several consecutive challenging years for cotton in his area due to weather...




Arbol Unveils Climate Risk Solution for Captives at VCIA Conference

NEW YORK (August 11. 2021) — Arbol, an InsurTech platform for parametric weather protection products, today announced at the Vermont Captive Insurance Association (VCIA)’s annual conference the release of its streamlined “Captive+Parametric” solution for climate change risk management. The first of its kind service gives corporations a simple and practical way to take immediate action towards climate change risk management by transferring climate risks into captives using a parametric structure. “90 percent of Fortune 500 companies have captive insurers for managing traditional and emerging risks. As the demand for companies to better manage and disclose climate change risks grows as severe weather events become a greater point of global concern, the traditional risk management framework will need to account for risks related to climate and weather,” said Hong Guo, Arbol’s EVP and Chief Insurance Officer. “We believe that captive is the best mechanism and that parametric protection is the ideal product structure for corporations to start actively managing mounting climate risks. Arbol’s new Captive+Parametric solution will give corporations the ability to leverage Arbol’s proprietary pricing tools and climate data platform to easily implement this process.” Arbol’s streamlined climate risk solution for captives gives corporations access to Arbol’s full suite of technology and data tools, including...




Smart Contracts and Blockchain Can Help Close the Global Protection Gap, Enable Businesses to Build…

Smart Contracts and Blockchain Can Help Close the Global Protection Gap, Enable Businesses to Build Climate Resilience - By Siddhartha Jha, CEO of Arbol The great challenge of the upcoming century for enterprises and households will be how to proactively adapt and build resilience against changing and increasingly volatile and unpredictable weather patterns. For businesses that are exposed to weather and rely on a certain level of cooperation from the elements to operate normally, building climate resilience is a necessity for future success and survival. 70% of business globally are estimated to be impacted by weather, with damages from severe weather events and natural disasters rising each year. According to Aon, economic losses resulting from severe weather events totaled roughly $268 billion in 2020. Out of that total, only $97 billion in losses were insured, leaving a global protection gap of $171 billion. As governments adapt to the impacts of climate change on businesses, military operations, and essential infrastructure, policymakers are also calling on financial institutions, corporations, and hedge funds to do more to identify, disclose, and mitigate climate risks and build institutional resilience. These risks are no longer an afterthought or a matter of future concern for global communities, even those in developed and wealthier nations. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently released a report s...



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