Chainlink price falls 5%: Can LINK recover above $15?
Chainlink’s LINK traded lower on Oct. 7, with one report putting it near $13 and another at $13.35. Both pieces identified $12 as support and the mid-$15 area as resistance, while one also framed $16 as the upper level traders were watching.
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LINK holders and traders saw the token weaken into the low-$13 area, with attention centered on the $12 support level and $15 resistance. That means the price action was being read through nearby technical levels rather than through a new token launch or protocol change.
In practice, the range traders were watching looked narrowly defined: $12 was still identified as support, while the upper levels were marked around $15 and $16. What remains unchanged is that LINK was still trading in that same band on Oct. 7, with the quoted market level near $13.35.
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Where this sits in the Chainlink series
| When | What happened | Figure |
|---|---|---|
| 18 days ago | LINK a 15.69 $ high | today it sits -21.4 % from there |
| 1 days ago | LINK a 11.89 $ low | today it sits +3.8 % from there |
From what we have stored, starting 22 days ago.