Crypto · LINK · Mon, 19 Oct 2026
Chainlink dipped over the past week, now near its 30-day low.
Chainlink (LINK) is trading below both its 20-day and 50-day averages, which are the typical price over the last 20 and 50 days. A rule-based mood gauge reads it as Bearish, meaning recent behavior has leaned downward. This only describes the past few weeks, not what comes next.
What happened
LINK is at $11.912, up 0.96% today but down 5.64% over 7 days and 4.15% over 30 days. That price matches its 30-day low, down from a 30-day high of $15.451. Trading volume is 0.2x normal, so far fewer coins have changed hands than usual.
Why it may have moved
No headlines were found for this period, so no clear single reason can be named. The drop may come from wider crypto market moves or ordinary trading. The RSI (a 0-100 gauge of how one-sided recent buying or selling has been) is 40, which leans weak but is not an extreme reading.
The numbers, in plain words
Worth watching
- Whether the price stays near its 30-day low of $11.912.
- Whether the price moves back toward its 20-day average of $13.132.
- Whether trading volume returns closer to its normal level.
- How large daily moves are compared with the typical ±3.7%.
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