Chainlink's LINK token rose about 5%, trading near $11.68-$11.84, after announcing a partnership with fintech firm Bottomline to enable cross-chain, cross-border payments for over 600 banks. Additionally, Chainlink Data Feeds launched on the Tempo stablecoin payments blockchain, backed by Stripe and Paradigm, providing reliable market price data for various financial applications. LINK trades above key moving averages with resistance near $12, while open interest and volume have decreased since August. The price rise coincided with broader crypto market gains, making it unclear if the news alone drove the increase.
South Korea's LG CNS announced a partnership with Chainlink to integrate Chainlink's price and transfer services into LG CNS's new digital asset platform, KITL. The deal currently lacks a commercial launch date or named financial institutions using t...
Chainlink (LINK), a cryptocurrency used for network security and services, fell 4.07% over 24 hours, trading at $11.68 as of early Saturday UTC. This decline follows recent analysis of LINK's support levels, indicating potential market pressure. LINK...
Chainlink announced new integrations with GravityChain, reflectmoney, and theorem_markets to enhance blockchain interoperability. These integrations enable seamless token transfers across different blockchains and provide high-speed market data deliv...
On October 23, Zcash (ZEC) and NEAR spot ETFs recorded net inflows of $20.52 million and $992,689 respectively, while other tracked altcoin spot ETFs such as XRP, Solana (SOL), Dogecoin (DOGE), Chainlink (LINK), Avalanche (AVAX), and others showed no...
Chainlink (LINK) experienced increased whale trading activity relative to retail traders, with the Whale vs Retail Delta reaching 0.594 on October 22. Despite this, both spot and futures markets showed dominant selling pressure, with more sell orders...
