Chainlink (LINK) surged nearly 95% from $7 to $13.77 but now faces potential pullback risks as the TD Sequential indicator signals a sell on the weekly chart. Large transactions over $1 million have dropped sharply, indicating reduced whale activity, which could weaken demand. Additionally, about 1.75 million LINK tokens moved to exchanges, suggesting possible selling pressure. Despite these warnings, some analysts remain bullish long-term, expecting significant gains by 2029. LINK currently trades around $11.43, up slightly in the last 24 hours.
Chainlink (LINK) shows steady interest on Pluang with a 2.02% gain in the last 24 hours and a price of Rp202.752. Buyers dominate with 73% of orders, and typical hold time is 63 days, indicating moderate investor confidence. These figures are current as of Sep 14, 2026 23:04 WIB.
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, ...
