Chainlink News: Ethereum based blockchain network Chainlink’s LINK token failed to breach the key resistance at $9.40 level in the last 8 months. This is despite a major relief rally since January 2023 in Bitcoin (BTC) and many other altcoins. However, as the speculation around the arrival of altcoin season heats up, another crypto market rally could potentially spur a breakout in LINK price. Also, it is also believed that the cryptocurrency would have to take a slight correction before taking the upward curve.
Also Read: Meta Takes A Leaf Out Of Elon Musk’s Twitter, Announces New Feature
Chainlink (LINK) price is yet to see a promising rally despite other coins having a significant jump in recent weeks. Experts predict that the current trend of sideways movement could continue until the current range is maintained. Hence, the breach of $9.40 level is crucial for LINK price. Michael van de Poppe, a popular crypto trader, a retest for Chainlink retest around $7.80 could trigger a breakout way beyond the current resistance level. He said LINK was slightly breaking out if there is a retest around $7.80.
“I would be happy to long, resistance around $8.50-9.00, before we continue towards $15-20.”
Development wise, the project could have significant upside if it delivers as per plans. Recently, Chainlink founder Sergey Nazarov revealed plans to add various AI based use cases for the blockchain.
Also Read: Keep These Two Altcoins on Radar for Coming Months, Where’s Bitcoin (BTC) Positioned?
Polymarket has surpassed $20 billion in total trading volume and has confirmed plans to launch…
Ripple's native cryptocurrency XRP is currently defying the crypto market downturn, gaining 5% today, and…
Bonk Holdings Inc. (BNKK) has made its first significant acquisition of $32 million worth of…
Giggle Fund, the charity-focused meme coin on Binance Smart Chain (BSC), has surged a massive…
ASTER has announced a token buyback program in a bid to stabilize token prices and…
Michael Selig is the latest candidate who has been chosen by President Donald Trump to…