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    Maple (@maplefinance)

    Tomorrow, @syrupsid and @joe_defi report Q3 results, the first quarter of rules-based SYRUP buybacks, and where Maple grows next. @HenriArslanian joins for a fireside on institutional adoption of onchain credit, then hosts the Q&A. Live on X, October 13, 11:00 ET.

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    Maple (@maplefinance)

    This month’s SYRUP buyback is done. $314,116 bought 1,371,166 SYRUP at an average price of $0.229. That’s the 20% of September protocol revenue ($1.57M) allocated under MIP-021. Buybacks follow MIP-021’s rules-based design. They are not a dividend, distribution, profit-share, or guaranteed return.

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    Chainlink (@chainlink)

    Introducing CCIP Vault Adapters: Enabling 1-Click Deposits From Any Chain TL;DR: Chainlink has launched a new solution enabling DeFi vaults to directly accept deposits from users across 80+ blockchains without having to recreate vaults on each chain, significantly expanding access to capital, users, and liquidity. CCIP Vault Adapters are a new solution enabling DeFi vaults on a single network to accept deposits from 80+ supported blockchains with a single click. This unlocks multi-chain liquidity and expands distribution and user access for vault protocols across onchain finance. Vaults are emerging as the primary vehicle for packaging digital assets and financial strategies into easily accessible DeFi products, with billions in deposits already deployed across stablecoins, lending, yield strategies, digital credit, tokenized assets, and more. However, as the vault ecosystem has grown, issuers have had to compete for capital fragmented across chains, with high-quality vaults often isolated on a single network while potential depositors hold assets elsewhere. This challenge introduces significant tradeoffs for vault providers and introduces heavy friction for users who have to manually bridge assets, switch networks, and complete multiple transactions, creating a major roadblock to scaling vaults into the hundreds of billions and beyond. The launch of CCIP Vault Adapters changes this paradigm. Unifying Vault Liquidity Across the Multi-Chain Economy Powered by Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), the new solution enables vault providers to reach all potential depositors across the multi-chain economy while keeping their core vault operations and underlying TVL unified on a single home chain. Standard ERC-4626 vaults can integrate CCIP Vault Adapters in minutes through a factory contract, with no custom cross-chain code required. The open-source adapter can also be extended to support alternative vault flows such as asynchronous redemptions, multi-asset deposits, and other bespoke implementations. The result is a seamless path to cross-chain vault distribution. Deploy once, reach users across supported chains, and keep vault operations in one place. How top DeFi platforms, stablecoins, and tokenized assets are using CCIP Vault Adapters CCIP Vault Adapters is launching with leading issuers, protocols, curators, and platforms to empower the entire vault ecosystem. Asset Issuers Asset issuers, including @Lombard_Finance, @maplefinance, @re, @UTechStables, @tenbinlabs, @tori_finance, @saturn_credit, @worldlibertyfi, and @trystable, are adopting CCIP Vault Adapters to turn single-chain products into cross-chain capital products, enabling them to reach depositors wherever their capital sits without fragmenting minting, redemption, or risk controls across deployments. Lombard, for example, routes BTC deposits into its Bitcoin Earn strategies, enabling Bitcoin holders on Avalanche (BTC.b) to deposit directly into its Ethereum vault and access institutional-grade yield, including credit premiums, without manually bridging first. Maple brings the same model to credit, enabling users on supported chains to deposit directly into its vaults while underwriting and credit decisions remain on the home chain. United Stables is building toward a similar model for its upcoming U-denominated vault product, giving depositors a cross-chain path into the vault from day one. Protocols Protocols including @aave, @VenusProtocol, and @humafinance are adopting CCIP Vault Adapters to pull liquidity in from supported chains to grow deposits without splitting core logic, risk parameters, or governance across multiple chains. For example, Aave is extending its sGHO vault beyond Ethereum. Users can execute instant GHO/sGHO swaps on supported networks, while larger transactions and liquidity rebalancing are routed through the CCIP Vault Adapter. Vault Curators Curators and aggregators, including @veda_labs, @RockawayX and @K3_capital, are adopting CCIP Vault Adapters to grow AUM by reaching depositors across chains without requiring every vault to deploy natively in each ecosystem or build their own bespoke cross-chain infrastructure. Veda, the largest DeFi vault curator with more than $32 billion in volume handled across 200+ vaults, is integrating CCIP Vault Adapters to expand cross-chain access to the vault products it powers. RockawayX is already live with CCIP Vault Adapters, giving depositors in its curated vaults cross-chain access without modifying the underlying strategy or risk model. Vault Deployment Platforms Vault deployment platforms, including @AccountableData, @EmberProtocol, @enzymefinance, @IPOR_io, @Mezzanine_fi, @TreehouseFi, @R25Official (by the Ant Group), and @turtledotxyz, are adopting CCIP Vault Adapters to make cross-chain distribution a native capability of vault creation itself. Instead of retrofitting interoperability later, teams launching vaults on these platforms can start with access to users across supported chains from day one. Accountable is leveraging CCIP Vault Adapters in production for vaults issued through its platform, while Enzyme is bringing the same cross-chain distribution model to vaults built on its infrastructure Start Building With CCIP Vault Adapters CCIP Vault Adapters give asset issuers, protocols, vault infrastructure providers, and curators a secure way to scale vault deposits across supported chains. Deploy once, reach users across chains, all while keeping vault accounting in one place. Start building cross-chain vault deposit flows with CCIP Vault Adapters using the official documentation or reach out to the Chainlink Labs team. — Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and contains statements about the future, including anticipated product features, development, and timelines for the rollout of these features. These statements are only predictions and reflect current beliefs and expectations with respect to future events; they are based on assumptions and are subject to risk, uncertainties, and changes at any time. There can be no assurance that actual results will not differ materially from those expressed in these statements, although we believe them to be based on reasonable assumptions. All statements are valid only as of the date first posted. These statements may not reflect future developments due to user feedback or later events, and we may not update this post in response. Chainlink does not deploy, control or operate any vault or vault adapter and does not endorse or recommend any particular vault or vault strategy. Please review the Chainlink Terms of Service, which provides important information and disclosures. .

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    Chainlink (@chainlink)

    Introducing CCIP Vault Adapters: Enabling 1-Click Deposits From Any Chain TL;DR: Chainlink has launched a new solution enabling DeFi vaults to directly accept deposits from users across 80+ blockchains without having to recreate vaults on each chain, significantly expanding access to capital, users, and liquidity. CCIP Vault Adapters are a new solution enabling DeFi vaults on a single network to accept deposits from 80+ supported blockchains with a single click. This unlocks multi-chain liquidity and expands distribution and user access for vault protocols across onchain finance. Vaults are emerging as the primary vehicle for packaging digital assets and financial strategies into easily accessible DeFi products, with billions in deposits already deployed across stablecoins, lending, yield strategies, digital credit, tokenized assets, and more. However, as the vault ecosystem has grown, issuers have had to compete for capital fragmented across chains, with high-quality vaults often isolated on a single network while potential depositors hold assets elsewhere. This challenge introduces significant tradeoffs for vault providers and introduces heavy friction for users who have to manually bridge assets, switch networks, and complete multiple transactions, creating a major roadblock to scaling vaults into the hundreds of billions and beyond. The launch of CCIP Vault Adapters changes this paradigm. Unifying Vault Liquidity Across the Multi-Chain Economy Powered by Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), the new solution enables vault providers to reach all potential depositors across the multi-chain economy while keeping their core vault operations and underlying TVL unified on a single home chain. Standard ERC-4626 vaults can integrate CCIP Vault Adapters in minutes through a factory contract, with no custom cross-chain code required. The open-source adapter can also be extended to support alternative vault flows such as asynchronous redemptions, multi-asset deposits, and other bespoke implementations. The result is a seamless path to cross-chain vault distribution. Deploy once, reach users across supported chains, and keep vault operations in one place. How top DeFi platforms, stablecoins, and tokenized assets are using CCIP Vault Adapters CCIP Vault Adapters is launching with leading issuers, protocols, curators, and platforms to empower the entire vault ecosystem. Asset Issuers Asset issuers, including Lombard, Maple, Re.xyz, United Stables, Tenbin, Tori Finance, Saturn, World Liberty Financial, and USDX, are adopting CCIP Vault Adapters to turn single-chain products into cross-chain capital products, enabling them to reach depositors wherever their capital sits without fragmenting minting, redemption, or risk controls across deployments. Lombard, for example, routes BTC deposits into its Bitcoin Earn strategies, enabling Bitcoin holders on Avalanche (BTC.b) to deposit directly into its Ethereum vault and access institutional-grade yield, including credit premiums, without manually bridging first. Maple brings the same model to credit, enabling users on supported chains to deposit directly into its vaults while underwriting and credit decisions remain on the home chain. United Stables is building toward a similar model for its upcoming U-denominated vault product, giving depositors a cross-chain path into the vault from day one. Protocols Protocols including Aave, Venus, and Huma Finance are adopting CCIP Vault Adapters to pull liquidity in from supported chains to grow deposits without splitting core logic, risk parameters, or governance across multiple chains. For example, Aave is extending its sGHO vault beyond Ethereum. Users can execute instant GHO/sGHO swaps on supported networks, while larger transactions and liquidity rebalancing are routed through the CCIP Vault Adapter. Vault Curators Curators and aggregators, including Veda, RockawayX and K3, are adopting CCIP Vault Adapters to grow AUM by reaching depositors across chains without requiring every vault to deploy natively in each ecosystem or build their own bespoke cross-chain infrastructure. Veda, the largest DeFi vault curator with more than $32 billion in volume handled across 200+ vaults, is integrating CCIP Vault Adapters to expand cross-chain access to the vault products it powers. RockawayX is already live with CCIP Vault Adapters, giving depositors in its curated vaults cross-chain access without modifying the underlying strategy or risk model. Vault Deployment Platforms Vault deployment platforms, including Accountable, Ember, Enzyme, IPOR, Mezzanine, Treehouse, R25 (by the Ant Group), and Turtle, are adopting CCIP Vault Adapters to make cross-chain distribution a native capability of vault creation itself. Instead of retrofitting interoperability later, teams launching vaults on these platforms can start with access to users across supported chains from day one. Accountable is leveraging CCIP Vault Adapters in production for vaults issued through its platform, while Enzyme is bringing the same cross-chain distribution model to vaults built on its infrastructure Start Building With CCIP Vault Adapters CCIP Vault Adapters give asset issuers, protocols, vault infrastructure providers, and curators a secure way to scale vault deposits across supported chains. Deploy once, reach users across chains, all while keeping vault accounting in one place. Start building cross-chain vault deposit flows with CCIP Vault Adapters using the official documentation or reach out to the Chainlink Labs team. — Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and contains statements about the future, including anticipated product features, development, and timelines for the rollout of these features. These statements are only predictions and reflect current beliefs and expectations with respect to future events; they are based on assumptions and are subject to risk, uncertainties, and changes at any time. There can be no assurance that actual results will not differ materially from those expressed in these statements, although we believe them to be based on reasonable assumptions. All statements are valid only as of the date first posted. These statements may not reflect future developments due to user feedback or later events, and we may not update this post in response. Chainlink does not deploy, control or operate any vault or vault adapter and does not endorse or recommend any particular vault or vault strategy. Please review the Chainlink Terms of Service, which provides important information and disclosures.

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