In a very important step for the blockchain industry, the White House has now recognized oracle networks as the backbone of their latest Digital Asset Report. The report especially names Chainlink as the main driving force of the onchain economy. The document issued in accordance with Executive Order 14178 charts the regulatory landscape which is inclusive of digital innovations yet safe, compliant, and interoperable.
The report states that Chainlink’s tech is the base for stablecoins, tokenized funds, and all onchain operations. The acknowledgement is a sign of the government’s role reversal where it now supports decentralized technologies. It also signals the Trump administration’s pledge to work with the other party to build up the crypto sector.
The report highlights three main areas of Chainlink’s help:
- Verifiable Onchain Data: Chainlink makes it possible for institutions to bring real-world, tamper-proof data onchain—trusting the applications more reliable across finance, insurance, and more.
- Cross-Network Connectivity: The platform is a means of transport between public and private blockchains with existing legacy systems, thus it eases the transition process for enterprises and governments to adopt blockchain infrastructure without doing a complete revision of their operations.
- Built-In Compliance: Chainlink is a service that gives users the possibility to implement rules directly in smart contracts without violating privacy thus allowing KYC, AML, and other jurisdictional rules to be complied with.
The administration, led by President Donald Trump, along with policymakers including Scott Bessent, David Sacks, and Bo Hines, emphasized the importance of regulatory clarity. Their leadership is credited with pushing forward this initiative that positions the U.S. as a global leader in digital finance.
Chainlink’s team has been actively engaging with lawmakers and regulators in Washington, D.C., helping to shape this new policy direction. The report is seen not only as validation of those efforts but as a strategic leap toward a compliant, scalable, and interconnected blockchain economy.
This federal endorsement sets the stage for deeper institutional adoption, more robust infrastructure development, and ultimately a more competitive digital asset ecosystem in the United States.
