Standard Chartered Sees $4T Tokenization Driving Chainlink to $200 by 2030
The bank has now set 2030 targets for Uniswap, Aave, Morpho and Chainlink, all resting on one 37x forecast for DeFi growth.
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Standard Chartered predicts Chainlink could hit $200 by 2030 as tokenization era takes shape
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