Chainlink (LINK) has launched Its data standard on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace provides developers and financial institutions direct access to blockchain connectivity tools through the AWS infrastructure.
This launch brings Chainlink Data Feeds, Chainlink Data Streams, and Chainlink Proof of Reserve to the AWS Marketplace, allowing enterprises to access the services through existing AWS tools.
Chainlink’s AWS integration solves the ‘Oracle problem’ for blockchain
The move aims to solve the challenge of connecting traditional cloud environments to blockchain networks while meeting the security, compliance and reliability standards required by institutions. Chainlink highlighted the move as a necessary solution even as banks and asset managers explore blockchain-based services like tokenization.
Chainlink said the blockchain network faces an “oracle problem,” which limits access to external data needed for tokenization. The company said its decentralized Oracle Network solves this by connecting AWS resources to smart contracts for secure data exchange.
The three services, which are available through the AWS Marketplace, are also designed to support institutional-grade blockchain use cases. Chainlink data feeds provide decentralized pricing and market data aggregated from multiple sources to support valuation, settlement and risk management functions.
Chainlink Data Stream, on the other hand, provides cryptographically signed, real-time data to enable faster market response and more accurate settlement. It supports advanced on-chain applications such as perpetual futures, options and high-performance trading markets.
Chainlink Proof of Reserve enables on-chain verification of the reserve backing stablecoins and tokenized assets, helping issuers improve transparency, reduce under-collateralization risks, and automate secure mining processes.
Chainlink said combining its Oracle infrastructure with AWS cloud services can support token solutions designed to reduce settlement times, improve liquidity, and enable new asset classes.
The launch comes as tokenization becomes a growing focus for traditional financial firms seeking to bring real-world assets onto blockchain networks, with secure data connectivity seen as the foundational infrastructure for widespread adoption.
Chainlink price forecast: LINK holds 20- and 50-day EMA support ahead of key trendline
On the daily chart, LINK is maintaining a constructive near-term bias as the price consolidates above the 20- and 50-day exponential moving averages (EMA) around $9.20, while the 100-day EMA remains range bound below $10.07.
Preservation of the upward sloping trendline support, projected from the previous low and stable near $9.12, strengthens the underlying demand. At the same time, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) near 54 and a mid-range Stochastic reading around 59 suggest modest bullish momentum rather than overly extended conditions.
At the top, initial resistance is seen at the horizontal barrier around $9.70, ahead of the more important 100-day EMA, where a daily close above would open the way for a strong rise to $11.16. The target is determined by measuring the height of the triangle and projecting it upward from a breakout point.
On the downside, immediate support is provided by the 20- and 50-day EMAs, which sit just above $9.20, with a rising trend line near $9.12 offering an additional floor. A fall below this latter zone would weaken the current constructive setup and reveal deeper support at $8.55 and then $8.18.
(The technical analysis for this story was written with the help of AI tools.)
