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Chainlink ecosystem overview

The Chainlink ecosystem is powered by a large open-source community of data providers, node operators, smart contract developers, researchers, security auditors, and more. The ecosystem and its contributors are helping build a more functional, accessible, and socially impactful smart contract economy through the creation of critical developer tooling, the addition of high-quality data, in-house initiatives like grant programs and hackathons and the launching of other key services that advance the Chainlink Network.

Node operators

Chainlink node operators are the backbone of the Chainlink Network.^[1] They operate the crucial oracle infrastructure that is responsible for ensuring smart contracts across every blockchain have access to the real-world data they need to execute properly. ^[2] Find out more about Chainlink node operators HERE

Data providers

https://chain.link/ecosystem/data-providers

https://docs.chain.link/docs/data-provider-nodes/ https://blog.chain.link/easily-sell-your-apis-and-data-to-any-blockchain-via-chainlink/

Community-built resources

Chainlink ecosystem
Fiews
Linkpool
LinkRiver - https://nodelogs.link/
Reputation.link

Grants

Community grants seek to empower ever more Chainlink ecosystem teams who are building key tools and infrastructure that accelerate the development of universally connected smart contracts and secure oracle node infrastructure^[3]. Find out more about the Chainlink community grants HERE.

Integrations

Startup with Chainlink

Startup with Chainlink is a program for early-stage Web3 startups. The program aims to support and empower teams in building next-gen applications that will shape the future of blockchains and smart contracts. Find out more HERE

Oracle Olympics

Read more about the Chainlink Oracle Olympics HERE

Fellowship-program

Read more about the Chainlink fellowship-programHERE

Hackathons

Read more about the Chainlink hackathonsHERE

https://blog.chain.link/chainlink-spring-2022-hackathon/

Smartcon

Chainlink ecosystem resources

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Educational

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[1] ttps://blog.chain.link/what-is-a-chainlink-node-operator/

[2] ttps://blog.chain.link/what-is-a-chainlink-node-operator/

[3] ttps://chain.link/community/grants#apply-for-a-grant

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