Chainlink (LINK) price rose 3% on May 4, marking its biggest daily gain in two weeks, driven by Bitcoin's rise above $80,000 and the start of the Consensus 2026 conference. LINK broke out from a tight trading range it held throughout April, supported by strong fundamentals such as its CCIP cross-chain protocol averaging $90 million in weekly token transfers. The token is also backed by Chainlink's expanding infrastructure partnerships with major financial institutions and its dominant position in the oracle market. Analysts see $9.50 as a key resistance level to confirm a sustained upward trend, with $10 as a longer-term target requiring institutional support.
Bitcoin fell below the key $75,000 level, sparking a sharp selloff across major cryptocurrencies including Ethereum and top altcoins. This drop triggered around $400 million in liquidations of leveraged long positions, intensifying market panic. The ...
Chainlink has announced a major expansion of its core services, including CCIP, CRE, Data Streams, and Data Feeds, across five blockchain networks such as Creditcoin, Neo X, Tempo, and Ink. This expansion enhances cross-chain interoperability, allowi...
Hyperliquid (HYPE) has reached a new all-time high, surpassing the $62 mark due to a significant surge in momentum. This price jump indicates growing investor interest and confidence in the asset. The strong upward movement could attract more buyers,...
Bitcoin and Ethereum prices remained stable over the weekend, with Bitcoin trading between $76,100 and $78,000 and Ethereum struggling to break out, indicating low volatility in major cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, AI-focused tokens like Near Protocol ...
Chainlink has reached a new milestone by securing over $110 billion in onchain value, split between $60 billion in cross-chain tokens via its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) and $50 billion in DeFi data feeds. This highlights Chainlink's...
