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Chainlink Launches CCIP Vault Adapters Across 80 Blockchains as LINK Declines
Chainlink has deployed CCIP Vault Adapters to enable single-click cross-chain deposits across more than 80 networks using the ERC-4626 vault standard.
Chainlink launched CCIP Vault Adapters on October 8, 2026, allowing single-blockchain vaults to accept deposits from over 80 networks in a single transaction without requiring separate bridging steps. On the day of the release, LINK's price fell 5.47 percent to $12.62, declining more steeply than Bitcoin and Ether, which fell 1.90 percent and 3.95 percent respectively.
The system utilizes the Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) to transfer data and value between smart contracts across different blockchains. The implementation allows vault share certificates to be issued as cross-chain tokens, enabling depositors to transfer their positions to other networks while vault accounting remains on the primary chain.
The initial rollout centers on the ERC-4626 tokenised vault standard for handling cross-chain deposits and redemptions. Chainlink also outlined plans to introduce further features over time, including asynchronous interactions, cooldown periods, multi-asset vaults, and permissioned adapters.
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