Tyler Winklevoss, co-founder of New York-based crypto exchange Gemini, is calling out Chainlink (LINK) and its potential to break out as one of the next big altcoins.
The billionaire crypto entrepreneur and early Bitcoin investor says the smart contract project is built with quality technology and supported by a following that’s reminiscent of the early BTC and Ethereum evangelists.
“I really appreciate the passion of the LINK Marines. Their fervor and dedication reminds me of the early Bitcoin and Ethereum communities. Unlike many other crypto armies, they are dedicated to a project that has real promise and technical merit.”
Gemini recently announced the addition of trading and custody services for LINK, as well as Dai and Orchid (OXT). Winklevoss says he doesn’t own any Chainlink but thinks it’s a “fantastic project that demonstrates one of the many great promises of crypto.”
Chainlink’s main goal is to give enterprises a simple and seamless way to take data and place it on the blockchain. The token is designed to reward people who run nodes and power the network.
LINK outperformed Bitcoin in 2019 and was one of the most successful crypto assets of the year, rising from around $0.29 last January to about $1.80 by the end of December, according to CoinMarketCap.
After reaching an all-time high of $4.95 on March 4th, it crashed in mid-March like the rest of the crypto industry. It has bounced back from its March low of $1.64 and is currently trading at $3.47 at the time of writing.
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