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Chainlink throws its weight behind the CLARITY Act. Its oracles having enabled some $33 trillion in transaction value, few blockchain platforms carry more gravitas than Chainlink. In a new post on X, $LINK shared its view that "clarity fosters innovation, protects consumers, & helps establish America as the crypto...

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