Chainlink has launched Time-Weighted Average Price (TWAP) feeds on its mainnet, offering developers more reliable pricing data that is harder to manipulate compared to single-snapshot feeds. The TWAP feeds come in 30-second and 60-second variants and are accessible via Chainlink Data Streams. Polymarket, a prediction market platform, is the first major user, planning to switch its market settlements to TWAP-based pricing starting August 7. This upgrade helps prevent price manipulation by averaging prices over time, making it more expensive and difficult to distort market outcomes. Polymarket is also incentivizing liquidity with $1 million throughout August to encourage adoption.
Chainlink (LINK) token price increased by 1.17% to $11.18 as of early Nov. 4, but remains below short-term resistance levels at $11.42 and $11.70. These resistance points indicate potential areas where selling pressure might occur, though they are no...
Market analyst Michaël van de Poppe noted that Chainlink (LINK) achieved a weekly close above $10.60, a significant level in its recovery after falling from a September high of $16. This milestone was identified in his November 1 outlook and marks a ...
On November 2, Chainlink (LINK) experienced a 3.79% price decline, reaching $11.37 early in the day. The daily trading data showed a close at $11.232, a high of $11.623, and a low of $11.173 with a trading volume of $6.04 million. The price movements...
Chainlink (LINK) fell 3.2% to $11.11 on November 2, dropping below its 100-day moving average of $11.36. The decline is driven by increased short positions on the OKX exchange, where the long-short ratio dropped from 3.18 to 2.10 since October 24. De...
Chainlink (LINK) fell 4.54% to $11.24 on November 2, 2026, driven by broad risk-off sentiment in the crypto market rather than any Chainlink-specific issues. The decline reflects systematic selling and tightening liquidity, with no confirmed protocol...
