This edition focuses on $LINK . After the attack at US$13,29, Chainlink enters a consolidation phase right as an interesting institutional catalyst appears.
🔷 $LINK — US$12,982
24 h: −0,24%
Binance Spot Volume: ≈ US$50,83 M
24 h Range: US$12,752–13,290
The price is practically neutral over 24 hours, but it continues to struggle around US$13. Technically, I see US$12,75–12,80 as the first support and US$12,50 as a secondary defense. To regain momentum, LINK needs to reclaim US$13,00 and then break above US$13,29; a confirmed breakout would place US$13,50 as the next reference.
VERY IMPORTANT LINKERS: today, September 22, it was reported a strategic alliance between Infosys and Chainlink to boost institutional adoption of technologies such as CCIP, CRE, Proof of Reserve, Data Streams, and Data Feeds. The goal is to provide a common path for financial institutions to connect with on-chain markets.
⚠️ Here we have a catalyst with a specific date: Phantom will end support for Sui on September 24. After that date, it will no longer allow you to view, send, exchange, or interact with Sui assets from Phantom; the assets remain on the blockchain and can be recovered via a compatible wallet.
🔷 $LINK — US$12,982
24 h: −0,24%
Binance Spot Volume: ≈ US$50,83 M
24 h Range: US$12,752–13,290
The price is practically neutral over 24 hours, but it continues to struggle around US$13. Technically, I see US$12,75–12,80 as the first support and US$12,50 as a secondary defense. To regain momentum, LINK needs to reclaim US$13,00 and then break above US$13,29; a confirmed breakout would place US$13,50 as the next reference.
VERY IMPORTANT LINKERS: today, September 22, it was reported a strategic alliance between Infosys and Chainlink to boost institutional adoption of technologies such as CCIP, CRE, Proof of Reserve, Data Streams, and Data Feeds. The goal is to provide a common path for financial institutions to connect with on-chain markets.
⚠️ Here we have a catalyst with a specific date: Phantom will end support for Sui on September 24. After that date, it will no longer allow you to view, send, exchange, or interact with Sui assets from Phantom; the assets remain on the blockchain and can be recovered via a compatible wallet.
