Caliber Incorporates Chainlink Into Treasury Strategy

Caliber has announced its plans to integrate a digital asset treasury strategy centered around Chainlink’s LINK token. Since the announcement, the stocks of the company have soared to nearly 78%. The firm has revealed that it will dedicate a portion of its treasury reserves for LINK. This will create long-term value appreciation and staking rewards via Chainlink’s decentralized network.

Caliber Incorporates LINK Into Treasury Strategy

Caliber has created a Caliber Crypto Advisory Board that will oversee this transition. The group includes blockchain and legal experts who will ensure regulatory compliance as well as effective asset management. The company emphasized that the LINK acquisition will be funded by using the current equity lines and cash reserves rather than debt financing.

Chainlink is already integrated into the treasuries of major global institutions such as Mastercard, SWIFT, and the DTCC. Caliber views LINK as a major liquid digital asset and a key component of their institutional blockchain adoption.

At the moment, Caliber manages over $2.9 billion in assets. The majority of its assets are real estate, such as industrial facilities, multifamily properties, and hotels. By incorporating LINK into its current holdings, the company will be diversifying its portfolio and going beyond the traditional real estate market. This signals the company’s intention to embrace blockchain-based financial infrastructure and digital assets.

The market welcomed the move. TradingView revealed that Caliber's shares shot up to $2.93, a huge 78% gain after the news. Analysts say that the big jump shows that investors are becoming more confident in companies that are looking into blockchain-based treasury solutions.

The news comes at a time when Chainlink is gaining more attention. The company just announced its LINK Token Reserve program, and Bitwise filed for an ETF, which got a lot of attention. These events show that more and more institutions are interested in LINK and its ecosystem.

Chris Loeffler, the CEO of Caliber, said that the project was part of the company's long-term plan. “This is a step toward aligning with future finance models,” he added, stressing that embracing LINK makes Caliber more appealing to new investors and strengthens its reputation as an alternative asset manager.

With blockchain technology gaining traction across industries, Caliber’s move positions it as an early adopter among real estate investment firms diversifying into digital assets.