Chainlink's LINK token dropped sharply from a September high near $13.70 to about $11.56 after strong selling pressure. Technical indicators like RSI and MACD show bearish momentum, while trading volume and open interest have declined, suggesting traders are closing leveraged positions. Despite the price drop, on-chain data reveals steady network growth with new and active addresses near recent peaks, indicating ongoing user interest. Analysts highlight the $12.30-$13.21 range as a critical resistance zone that could signal a recovery if broken, or continued pressure if rejected.
A major Chainlink holder transferred 2.41 million LINK tokens worth about $26 million to Coinbase over several weeks, sparking speculation of potential selling pressure. LINK's price recently fell below the critical $12 support level to around $11.80...
The total crypto market cap fell 1.91% to $2.61 trillion, with Bitcoin dropping 2.1% after rejecting $81.3K, marking a 5.4% weekly loss. Chainlink (LINK) also declined 3.66% after a recent 25.46% rally but shows signs of strong accumulation as its ex...
As of September 9, 2026, nine out of ten major cryptocurrencies are trading below their prices from exactly one year earlier, with Bitcoin down 29% and others like Ethereum and Cardano falling even more sharply. In Germany, this date marks the expira...
Bottomline, a leading Swift service provider handling over $16 trillion in payments annually, has partnered with Chainlink to help more than 600 banks send value across blockchain networks without changing their existing payment systems. This collabo...
Chainlink's LINK token surged to $13.64 on September 7, 2026, its highest level since January 2026, driven by a 94% gain from its June low. The network's DeFi Total Value Secured jumped from $33.98 billion to $40.02 billion in one month, reflecting g...
