Chainlink (LINK) has surged 35% over the past month, driven by significant purchases from large holders who bought about 10.36 million tokens during a recent price dip. Institutional interest also rose, with Chainlink-focused ETFs like Bitwise CLNK and Grayscale GLNK recording $5.36 million in inflows in early September. Currently trading near $11.50 with key support at $11.46, breaking above $12 could trigger further gains toward $13.30, $14, and potentially $15. This momentum suggests growing confidence ahead of a possible rally despite LINK still being 78% below its all-time high from 2021.
CME Group's new emerging crypto index excludes Dogecoin because it is a memecoin and its blockchain lacks applications that lock capital, unlike Chainlink which is included despite a smaller market cap. The index prioritizes tokens with actual usage ...
Chainlink (LINK) fell 17.7% from its late-September high of about $15.74, trading near $13 on October 13. The token remains above its 50-day and longer-term moving averages but below its 20-day average, indicating a weaker short-term trend. Key resis...
Chainlink's price has bounced back to around $13 after falling from its late-September high near $15.74, supported by the 50-day moving average at $12.59. Despite a recent correction, weekly buying pressure remains positive, and analysts see potentia...
Chainlink (LINK) fell 3.05% to $13.08 while Binance futures open interest increased by 5.91% to about $110.2 million, indicating more derivatives activity despite a weaker spot price. The mixed signals leave uncertainty about whether traders are addi...
Chainlink will hold its Link:NYC event on October 29 in New York, focusing on topics like institutional assets, interoperability, and stablecoins. The event targets banks, market infrastructure operators, and institutional investors, not developers, ...
