Caliber (NASDAQ: CWD), a company that manages both real estate and digital assets, announced that it bought $6.5 million worth of Chainlink (LINK) tokens. The purchase is part of its Digital Asset Treasury strategy, which focuses on building a long-term holding.
According to the press release, the firm acquired 278,011 LINK tokens at an average price of $23.38 each, including all fees and costs. This marks its largest purchase under the program and its second overall. The value of the company’s LINK now stands at $6.7 million, making it one of the biggest public holders of the token.
Caliber noted that the funding came from its shelf registration, cash reserves, and equity-based securities. The company said the purchase was structured to align with the Chainlink Reserve, which was introduced on August 7, 2025. The reserve is an on-chain pool funded by converting enterprise and on-chain revenues into LINK before adding them to the pool.
According to Chainlink’s public dashboard, Caliber’s holdings are now about the same as the balance in the reserve. Chris Loeffler, the company’s Chief Executive Officer, said the move shows support for Chainlink’s mission.
“We intentionally structured this purchase to symbolically align our treasury with the Chainlink Reserve,” Loeffler said. “Our goal is to honor the infrastructure-first vision that Sergey Nazarov and the Chainlink team have consistently executed, and to reinforce our conviction that Chainlink’s oracle platform is foundational to the future of on-chain finance. Importantly, this is only the beginning—we intend to continually grow our LINK reserve through disciplined, incremental acquisitions over time, building a material position in a way that is responsible, transparent, and sustainable.”
The company first introduced its Digital Asset Treasury strategy in August. The plan is based on gradual purchases that let it average out the price of LINK over time while also earning staking rewards. Over time, Caliber aims to hold one of the largest LINK treasuries among publicly traded firms.
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