Summary
- Nasdaq-listed company Caliber has reportedly started purchasing Chainlink (LINK).
- Caliber said it aims to enhance shareholder value and generate returns through long-term phased purchases.
- It said it will announce a fundraising plan to purchase Chainlink in the future.

Caliber, which is listed on Nasdaq, has reportedly begun purchasing Chainlink (LINK). Earlier, Caliber had said it would strategically stockpile Chainlink.
On the 9th (local time), according to GlobeNewswire, Caliber said in a press release, "As part of a test transaction, we have purchased Chainlink for the first time." It did not disclose the specific purchase size.
It added, "We will announce plans to raise funds to purchase Chainlink in the future," and said, "We will increase shareholder value and generate returns through long-term phased purchases."
Chris Roepler, Caliber's chief executive officer (CEO), said, "This test purchase is to check the system and reorganize internal infrastructure," adding, "We will move toward becoming a company that stockpiles Chainlink through gradual purchases."

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