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The Next Wave Of Digital Asset Adoption Will Happen Slowly, Then All At Once

Chainlink Today·Nov 9, 2026 · 1:49 PM CT
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At Link:NYC, Bitwise's Teddy Fusaro and Coinbase's John D'Agostino discussed the next wave of institutional digital-asset adoption, which Fusaro said will come "slowly, then all at once." Chainlink Today notes Chainlink Proof of Reserve supports crypto ETFs, and Bitwise offers CLNK, a spot LINK ETF.

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