- Caliber’s board approved a digital asset treasury policy to buy Chainlink’s LINK for long-term holding and staking yields.
- The company will allocate a portion of cash to LINK and has not disclosed the purchase size or timing.
Caliber said its board has approved a Digital Asset Treasury Strategy and Policy that authorises the purchase of Chainlink’s LINK token for long-term holding and staking income.
Board approval sets formal mandate to acquire LINK and pursue staking returns
The company stated that the Digital Asset Treasury Strategy and Digital Asset Treasury Policy provide the framework for allocating a defined portion of treasury resources into LINK with the objective of long-term appreciation and staking yield generation.
The authorisation follows internal governance review at board level and allows management to execute purchases in line with policy parameters. Caliber did not specify the size, price limits or timing of the planned acquisitions and did not indicate any immediate disposal intentions.
Staking is expected to be a component of the approach. Under staking, holders commit tokens to support network operations in return for protocol rewards that are typically paid in the same asset.
The company indicated that yield would be targeted from staking while maintaining a long-term holding stance. Staking exposes the treasury to lock-up periods, validator performance obligations and smart contract risk in addition to the underlying market volatility.
Those mechanics may influence liquidity management and require controls on counterparty selection, custody arrangements and operational continuity.
Allocation focuses on Chainlink’s oracle network token and its role in on-chain data delivery
LINK is the native token of Chainlink, a network used by smart contracts to access off-chain data and external computation. In practice, the token serves as an economic incentive for node operators and, through staking, as collateral that underpins service quality.
Incorporating LINK into a corporate treasury therefore introduces exposure to the utilisation of oracle services across decentralised finance and enterprise blockchain integrations.
Nasdaq-listed Caliber announces that its Board of Directors has formally approved the Digital Asset Treasury Strategy (DAT Strategy) and Digital Asset Treasury Policy (DAT Policy), planning to allocate a portion of its treasury funds to purchase LINK tokens from the Chainlink…
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Performance of the position will be driven by token market dynamics, protocol parameters that influence staking rewards and the breadth of adoption for Chainlink’s services.
The decision situates Caliber within a small but growing cohort of listed firms that treat certain digital assets as strategic treasury holdings rather than solely as transactional instruments. The policy route signals a preference for formal governance, with written guidelines over limits, reporting cadence and oversight responsibilities.
Investors will look for clarity on custody, whether staking will be conducted directly or via third-party validators and how the company will manage token unlocks, re-stakes and potential operational incidents.
Disclosure around fair-value measurement, stress testing and scenario analysis will also be relevant as the programme scales.
Caliber has not provided an implementation schedule. The company said the initiative is designed for long-term appreciation and staking income and will be executed under board-approved parameters that address risk control and operational execution.
At the time of reporting, LINK is trading at $23.97, representing a decline of $0.24 (–0.99%) over the past 24 hours.
