Chainlink Rally Brings Profit-Taking, While CCIP 2.0 Targets Institutional Money
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CoinStats - Chainlink slides from $15.44 to $14.14: will ...
Chainlink is the weakest performer among the 25 largest cryptocurrencies on September 30, 2026. The LINK price stands at $14.14, around 6.5 percent below its level 24 hours earlier. The reason lies not in bad news but in the day before: on September 29, LINK marked $15.44, its highest level since mid-September, after Chainlink announced on September 28 that financial institutions could connect to the blockchain ledger of the payment network Swif…
Chainlink Rally Cools with Hodlers Cashing Out and CCIP 2.0 Chasing Big Money
TL;DR Price Action: Chainlink rallied 12% and briefly moved above $15 before pulling back to around $14.67. Despite the decline, the token remains nearly 35% higher over the past month. Holder Activity: Santiment reported a drop in non-empty wallets to 912,020, suggesting some smaller investors are taking profits, though overall holder levels remain near yearly ...
LINK raises 11.57% in 24 hours to $15.55 with a volume shot 208% above its monthly average. The launch of CCIP 2.0 and the collaboration between Chainlink and DTCC for an applicationchain of institutional guarantees explain the momentum, but technical indicators show extreme overpurchase.
The price of Chainlink's token, the LINK, has climbed by more than 11.5 per cent in the last 24 hours. Behind this leap, three good news for the crypto project: the connection of banks to Swift's blockchain registry, the official launch of the CIPC 2.0 (Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol) and a recent wave of integrations to other blockchain networks. The article Chainlink flies by 11.5 per cent: Swift, CIPC 2.0 and adoption bring up the LINK…
Chainlink Price Builds Higher Lows as Institutional Deals Stack Up Altcoin News ETHNews
LINK has set higher highs and higher lows since mid-August without breaking its trend. The rally has no single dominant catalyst, as institutional announcements arrived every few weeks. Smaller holders have been selling into the advance rather than driving it. Overbought momentum raises the risk of a pause inside the uptrend. Chainlink’s LINK token has […]
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