Chainlink (LINK) experienced a sharp decline of 5.76% within four hours, falling to $14.66 as of early September 29, despite having gained 6.21% in the previous 24 hours. The price dropped from $15.56 four hours earlier, according to Binance's LINK/USDT market data. During this period, long-position liquidations amounted to $270,000 across major exchanges Binance, Bybit, and OKX, while no short-position liquidations were recorded. LINK remains the 13th largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, valued at approximately $11.26 billion. This volatility highlights the ongoing price fluctuations in the crypto market and the risks of leveraged positions.
Chainlink shows a positive 6.91% change over the past day on Pluang, trading at Rp264,901 with a market cap of Rp200.94 trillion. The platform sees a balanced order activity with 40% selling and 60% buying interest. These figures reflect active trading and investor engagement as of Sep 29, 2026 11:21 WIB.
Chainlink has introduced a new framework allowing financial institutions to connect their systems and transaction-signing keys securely to Swift's blockchain ledger. This setup lets banks maintain control over their authorization keys while using Cha...
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) announced plans to launch a Collateral AppChain using Chainlink’s Runtime Environment and data standards to streamline collateral workflows globally. This blockchain-based platform will support funct...
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) is developing a blockchain-based collateral management platform called Collateral AppChain, set to launch in Q4 2026. The platform will use Chainlink's Runtime Environment to enable near real-time, c...
Chainlink (LINK) surged 5.20% within one hour to reach $15.19 on September 28, extending its 24-hour gain to 7.75%. This price movement was accompanied by significant short liquidations totaling $410,000 across major exchanges Binance, Bybit, and OKX...
Chainlink's LINK token reached its highest price of 2026 at $14.89 in late September, driven by institutional interest and strategic upgrades like CCIP 2.0. While small investors took profits and reduced their holdings, large holders (whales) accumul...
