Chainlink's price surged 8.2% to $9.47, driven by a 115% increase in daily spot volume and a 140% rise in derivatives turnover, signaling strong market interest. The number of LINK holders hit a record 3.96 million, with active addresses doubling, indicating broader participation. Analyst Michaël van de Poppe advises caution, suggesting entry points below $9.20 or $8.60, with resistance near $10.87 and a target around $11. The price faces key resistance levels, and futures open interest growth shows increased leverage and liquidity, but also higher liquidation risk. Market watchers will focus on Bitcoin's movement and LINK's ability to break resistance for the next directional move.
Moody’s Ratings completed a pilot using Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) to distribute credit ratings simultaneously across multiple blockchain networks. The test used representative data without publishing live ratings onchai...
Moody's and Chainlink completed a pilot test demonstrating the delivery of credit ratings data simultaneously to both permissioned (private) and permissionless (public) blockchains using Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP). This ...
The altcoin market is showing signs of weakness, with the TOTAL2 index close to erasing its Q3 gains and Ethereum's Fear and Greed Index dropping significantly. This reflects growing selling pressure and capital outflows. However, Charles Schwab has ...
Since November 9, 2026, US retail investors using Charles Schwab can buy and sell Chainlink (LINK) alongside Solana and Avalanche through Schwab Crypto, paying a 0.75% fee per order. This move broadens access to LINK for investors familiar with tradi...
On November 9, 2026, altcoin spot ETFs experienced net outflows, particularly in XRP, SOL, HYPE, and ZEC, while other tracked altcoins showed no net inflows or outflows. XRP spot ETFs saw $10.42 million in withdrawals, mainly from Bitwise XRP, and SO...
