As institutional adoption of tokenised assets accelerates, Chainlink’s Sergey Nazarov discusses how CCIP 2.0 aims to address the industry’s requirements for regulatory compliance, risk management and secure interoperability between blockchains.
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Chainlink targets institutional demands for security and compliance with CCIP 2.0
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