American development company Caliber, whose shares are traded on Nasdaq under the ticker CWD, announced the purchase of an additional batch of Chainlink (LINK) tokens worth $2 million. The deal is part of a long-term strategy to integrate digital assets into corporate treasury management.
Caliber strengthens its position in LINK
The company, based in Scottsdale, Arizona, acquired 94,903 LINK tokens at an average price of $21.07. As a result, Caliber’s total holdings increased to 562,535 tokens, equivalent to about $10.2 million at the current rate.
Caliber first announced its Chainlink-focused strategy in August 2025. At that time, the company became the first public corporation on Nasdaq to officially include LINK in its treasury.
The management explained that they see the token not only as a tool for long-term growth, but also as an opportunity to earn income through staking.
“We intend to gradually increase the share of LINK in the treasury, using a strategy focused on long-term value and participation in decentralized networks,” company representatives said.
The market reacts to Caliber’s move
After the announcement of the first investment in August, Caliber’s shares more than doubled — from $4 to $9, reaching a high since April. However, by October, the price had fallen below $4 again, down about 73% since the beginning of the year. The company’s market capitalization is now about $20 million.
According to The Block, LINK is trading around $18.30, which is 24% below the August peak of $24.40. Despite the correction, analysts note sustained institutional interest in the asset.
Why Chainlink?
Chainlink is the largest decentralized oracle network, providing the transfer of real-world data (such as asset prices, event outcomes, and macroeconomic indicators) to blockchains.
This infrastructure serves as the foundation for many DeFi protocols, helping them securely receive data from external sources. Using LINK as collateral and as a reward for node operation makes the token one of the key elements of decentralized finance.
For Caliber, which manages an asset portfolio of $2.9 billion in real estate, hospitality, and industrial property, investing in Chainlink is a way to diversify assets and strengthen its presence in the rapidly growing digital sector.
Interest from institutional investors
Growing interest in Chainlink is noted not only among corporate investors, but also among exchange-traded fund (ETF) issuers. Bitwise and Grayscale applied to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in 2025 to launch spot Chainlink ETFs, indicating expanding institutional demand for assets beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Experts believe that the emergence of such funds will increase liquidity and recognition of LINK among traditional investors.
Digital assets as part of corporate strategy
Caliber is actively promoting the concept of a hybrid treasury, combining traditional financial instruments and decentralized technologies.
The company views Chainlink as a strategic asset capable of generating income through staking and serving as a “technological bridge” between the real economy and Web3 infrastructure.
Investments in LINK reflect a broader trend among public companies that are beginning to use digital assets not as a speculative tool, but as part of institutional infrastructure to improve transparency and capital efficiency.
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