Chainlink ACE Goes Live as LINK Approaches Key $14-$16 Breakout Zone

Updated on Jun 30, 2025 at 5:41 pm UTC by · 2 mins read

Chainlink unveils its Automated Compliance Engine (ACE) standard to help financial institutions streamline digital asset compliance through automated smart contract integration.

Chainlink has rolled out its Automated Compliance Engine (ACE), a new standard designed to streamline digital asset compliance for financial institutions. Built on the Chainlink Runtime Environment, ACE integrates identity verification and policy enforcement directly into smart contracts across public and private blockchains.

According to Chainlink, ACE was developed with Apex Group, GLEIF, and the ERC-3643 Association. The system is currently available to select institutions in early access and aims to reduce onboarding costs and increase regulatory reliability for tokenized assets.

By supporting reusable digital IDs and automating compliance logic, ACE is positioned to help unlock trillions in institutional capital looking to move onchain. GLEIF CEO Alexandre Kech and Apex Group’s Zion Hilelly highlighted ACE’s potential to strengthen trust and compliance interoperability.

Chainlink’s ACE arrives as compliance remains a key hurdle for institutional adoption of digital assets. The architecture includes a Cross-Chain Identity framework, an onchain Policy Manager, and real-time Monitoring tools, designed to make smart contract compliance cheaper and faster than traditional systems.

LINK Price Tests Key Resistance Zone Near $14

LINKUSD price dynamics: | Source: TradingView

While Chainlink drives infrastructure growth, its token LINK $13.25 24h volatility: 1.3% Market cap: $8.99 B Vol. 24h: $354.16 M is approaching a key technical inflection. The price is currently trading at $13.43 as of 30th June, 2025, coiling within a falling wedge formation capped by resistance near $14.00. A confirmed breakout on volume could push LINK toward $16.40, followed by $17.93—levels last seen in Q1.

The RSI is climbing toward 50, and the MACD histogram has turned slightly positive. LINK is currently grappling with compressed EMAs between $13.33 and $15.28. A daily close above $14.50, aligned with the 100-day EMA, would signal a potential trend reversal.

If bulls fail to hold this momentum, downside risk could revisit the $12.00 demand zone. But low volatility and tight Bollinger Bands suggest a breakout setup is forming.

Solaxy Crypto Presale Tops $58 Million as SOL-Based L2 Gains Traction

Solaxy, the world’s first Layer 2 on Solana, has crossed $58 million in presale contributions. Built for scalability, speed, and cross-chain compatibility, Solaxy promises to unlock new use cases on the Solana ecosystem.

Positioned as a memecoin and a tech-forward Layer 2, Solaxy offers 68% staking rewards and allows users to claim and stake their $SOLX tokens via the platform’s live dashboard. The project highlights include multichain support and a future-proof Layer 2 network designed for infinite scale.

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