【LINK fell 73%, but it might be the most underrated coin of this cycle】
Let me tell you, at LINK’s current price—if I’d been able to buy at the level back when I got rugged in 2017, I wouldn’t be feeling so awful right now.
I’m not kidding.
How many of you are still watching LINK? I guess most of you either got out already, or you just forgot. Yes, it’s down 73% from the peak—that number doesn’t even need to be looked up; it’s burned into my brain. But the question is: what does a 73% drop mean for a coin that’s still running and has real usage?
It means most people have already given up paying attention.
That’s how crypto works: as soon as a coin stops going up, the discussion fades to zero. LINK is in exactly that kind of state right now. But have you ever wondered why it’s still hovering here instead of just hitting zero? Because Chainlink’s oracle network never stopped. On ETH, on BSC, and on all sorts of new chains—the data that needs to run is still running. You think it’s “cold,” but in reality it’s been doing its job the whole time.
Now FNG is 74—market greed. LINK is up 8.5% over the past 7 days. The gain isn’t huge, but holding steady at this level is, by itself, a signal. In other words, the selling pressure is being absorbed—it’s just not time for the breakout yet.
I’ve seen too many scenarios like this back in 2017: a certain sector gets forgotten for years, then some narrative comes back, and there’s nobody even asking why—then it just surges threefold. LINK is in exactly that kind of “holding back” state right now.
Can I say for sure it will rise? I’m not a god. But I do know this: in crypto, being forgotten doesn’t mean it’s dead—being undervalued is the best kind of safety margin.
Putting it plainly: Chainlink has already moved past that stage of raising money with PPT, the oracle demand is real, and the rest is just waiting for the wind to change.
As for how far this LINK move can go—every old-timer knows: in a bull market, it’s not about whether you can buy; it’s only about whether you’re ready.
If you’ve already got LINK right now, what’s your mindset? And if you haven’t gotten in yet—are you bold enough to reach for it?
Let me tell you, at LINK’s current price—if I’d been able to buy at the level back when I got rugged in 2017, I wouldn’t be feeling so awful right now.
I’m not kidding.
How many of you are still watching LINK? I guess most of you either got out already, or you just forgot. Yes, it’s down 73% from the peak—that number doesn’t even need to be looked up; it’s burned into my brain. But the question is: what does a 73% drop mean for a coin that’s still running and has real usage?
It means most people have already given up paying attention.
That’s how crypto works: as soon as a coin stops going up, the discussion fades to zero. LINK is in exactly that kind of state right now. But have you ever wondered why it’s still hovering here instead of just hitting zero? Because Chainlink’s oracle network never stopped. On ETH, on BSC, and on all sorts of new chains—the data that needs to run is still running. You think it’s “cold,” but in reality it’s been doing its job the whole time.
Now FNG is 74—market greed. LINK is up 8.5% over the past 7 days. The gain isn’t huge, but holding steady at this level is, by itself, a signal. In other words, the selling pressure is being absorbed—it’s just not time for the breakout yet.
I’ve seen too many scenarios like this back in 2017: a certain sector gets forgotten for years, then some narrative comes back, and there’s nobody even asking why—then it just surges threefold. LINK is in exactly that kind of “holding back” state right now.
Can I say for sure it will rise? I’m not a god. But I do know this: in crypto, being forgotten doesn’t mean it’s dead—being undervalued is the best kind of safety margin.
Putting it plainly: Chainlink has already moved past that stage of raising money with PPT, the oracle demand is real, and the rest is just waiting for the wind to change.
As for how far this LINK move can go—every old-timer knows: in a bull market, it’s not about whether you can buy; it’s only about whether you’re ready.
If you’ve already got LINK right now, what’s your mindset? And if you haven’t gotten in yet—are you bold enough to reach for it?