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>>22297931
>The only way to own a LINK token on another network is through a contract? Or would these tokens be sold on exchanges too?

One presumes it would possibly be the same end user experience as Tether's multi-chain UX for deposits and withdrawals on Binance, where you select the blockchain you want to withdraw to. However as far as I can tell the difference is that Chainlink chain-swaps will be done through smart contracts on chain, not manually like Tether does with Paolo manually BRRRRRR'ing the chain-swaps. It would be pretty funny though if Sergey had to tweet replies to WhaleAlerts every day with 'just a chainswap guys' like Paolo does.

Also on a side note, it says a lot about how much of a fucking shady scam Tether is that the technology to do permission-less swaps exists but they insist on doing it manually and shadily obfuscating the TX's.