Whales bought over 2.5 million LINK in 10 days as Chainlink trades near $14.40, below resistance at $16 and $17.70.
Chainlink has experienced heightened market activity in recent sessions. Significant accumulation by large-scale investors continues despite the token encountering overhead price barriers.
Whale buying and rising addresses put $16 and $17.70 resistance levels in focus for LINK.
As LINK approaches $14, Chainlink is going through another increase in both market and derivatives activity. Over the course of the last day, open interest has increased by about 25%, adding leverage to a market that was already forming a solid bullish structure.
Chainlink (LINK) is retesting a breakout level near $12.70 as open interest rises and Paxos Labs launches a CCIP-powered gold token.
LINK rose from $13.51 in the previous hour and was up 13.18% over 24 hours at 5:02 a.m. ET Friday.
Chainlink's cup-and-handle breakout puts $16.80 in focus, with $18–$18.60 becoming the next major resistance zone.
LINK traded at $13.42 on Binance at 2:52 p.m. ET Sept. 24, while short liquidations totaled $160,000 during the same hour.
LINK traded at $13.00 on Binance at 12:42 p.m. ET (16:42 UTC) Sept.
Chainlink releases node v2.65.0 with a confidential workflow monitoring fix that separates user errors from system failures. No action for LINK holders.
TL;DR Chainlink has published core node software v2.65.0. The release includes a monitoring change that separates user-caused confidential-workflow enclave failures from system-caused failures.
Infosys is standardizing on Chainlink's CCIP, CRE, ACE and Proof of Reserve across banking systems touching 1.7 billion accounts, with no bank named yet.