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The price of Chainlink might be massively undervalued right now, but key developments hint that the decentralized oracle service may finally be getting its due.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has appointed Taylor Lindman, formerly of Chainlink Labs, as the new Chief Counsel for its Crypto Task Force.
JUST IN: Taylor Lindman has been officially appointed as Chief Counsel of the @SECGov‘s Crypto Task Force.
We thank Taylor for his great 5 years as a key part of the Chainlink Labs team in his role as Deputy General Counsel. We all look forward to modernizing the U.S. financial… pic.twitter.com/puvZPeVcba
— Chainlink (@chainlink) February 23, 2026
The strategic hiring, confirmed by Chainlink on February 23, coincides with reports that digital asset manager Grayscale’s holdings hit over 5 million Chainlink (LINK) tokens, signaling a potential convergence of regulatory clarity and institutional conviction for the oracle network.
Lindman’s transition to the regulator follows a five-year tenure as deputy general counsel at Chainlink, where he specialized in global regulatory strategy and smart contract compliance.
He replaces Michael Selig, who vacated the role in December 2025 to serve as Chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC).
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