Follow the existing investigation, its evidence and open questions.
Published observations provide a starting point, not a verified conclusion.
Publication date. Primary source. Observation: users pay for Chainlink services in allowlisted assets; fees consolidated on a payment chain are periodically converted to LINK via Chainlink Automation and an on-chain DEX. First use case: the Chainlink Network share of SVR fees. Source on GitHub; Code4rena contest referenced. Whether other services route through it is not established here.
Read time (approximate). Primary source. Observation: v0.2 cap of 45,000,000 LINK, of which 40,875,000 is the community allotment and the remainder for node operators; community base floor reward rate 4.5% a year at launch; the reward calculation was redesigned to support future sources such as user fees. Does not state whether any fee-funded rewards are live.
Event time as reported. Secondary source citing Etherscan. Observation: 'Chainlink: Noncirculating Supply 13' sent 9,774,999 LINK to a Binance deposit address, then onward to a Binance main wallet; 4,624,999 LINK went to Safe 0xD50f074E...C480878Af in the same batch. No tx hash quoted; to be verified in this research.
Published time. Secondary source, historical context only. Observation: four non-circulating wallets moved 18.75M LINK, 15.7M to Binance and 3.05M to multisig 0xD50f; cites Lookonchain that these wallets had moved LINK to Binance roughly quarterly since August 2022 (71.8M LINK at that time).
Publication date (time not shown). Primary source. Observation: the Reserve is an on-chain Ethereum contract with a multi-day withdrawal timelock, funded through Payment Abstraction by converting off-chain enterprise revenue and on-chain service fees into LINK; over $1M of LINK at launch; 50% of fees from staking-secured SVR services are planned to fund the Reserve. The contract address is linked from the post and is to be pinned in this research.
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