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NOW: Top tokenized commodities platform Pleasing Market deprecates legacy bridge & migrates to Chainlink CCIP to unlock distribution of tokenized precious metals. Pleasing Market chose CCIP as its exclusive cross-chain infra to access the highest level of security.

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