Chainlink 
$25 has made it possible for various memecoins to be accessible across different networks by integrating them into its services. This move increases the accessibility of memecoins, allowing them to reach a broader user base.
Chainlink Cross-Chain Token Standards
Recently, Shiba Inu (SHIB) and ecosystem tokens Turbo (TURBO) and Apu (APU) have adopted Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Token (CCT) standard, making them usable across 12 blockchain networks. As a result, these tokens have become accessible beyond the networks from which they were initially launched.
Many memecoins have joined Chainlink’s decentralized data streams, including Simon’s Cat (CAT), Coq Inu (COQ), GOAT (GOAT), Hamster Kombat’s HMSTR, and Mog coin (MOG). This expansion could potentially increase the market share of memecoins. Greater accessibility across various networks means increased liquidity and broader usability, suggesting that related altcoins may benefit from this development in the long term.
Data Streams and Security
Chainlink’s data streams continuously provide market data off-chain using an oracle model. This data can be cryptographically verified on the network whenever needed. CCTs represent cross-chain assets safeguarded by Chainlink’s security framework.
The lock-and-mint mechanism facilitates token transfers from Ethereum 
$3,443 to other networks, while the burn-and-mint mechanism promotes cross-chain transfers on all other networks. These methods aim to enhance token mobility.
Tokens available on different networks increase visibility and distribution. This has the potential to boost investment and usage rates, helping users engage more frequently.
Disclaimer: The information contained in this article does not constitute investment advice. Investors should be aware that cryptocurrencies carry high volatility and therefore risk, and should conduct their own research.
