Chainlink price has bounced back by over 24.70% from its lowest point this month. This rebound could be short-lived despite some positive developments in the network. Chainlink (LINK) token rose to $18.72, up by 25% from its lowest point this…
Circle is witnessing a rapid consolidation of financial heavyweights around its Arc testnet, as competitors from Goldman Sachs to Visa begin aligning on a common technological standard for the future of money movement. On Oct. 28, USDC issuer Circle announced…
Streamex Corp. has partnered with Chainlink to leverage its technology to provide institutional-grade transparency and cross-chain functionality for its gold-backed stablecoin, GLDY. Nasdaq-listed Streamex Corp., a regulated platform for commodity tokenization, has partnered with Chainlink (LINK) as its official oracle…
Chainlink price is consolidating above $17 support, but technicals hint at a pullback toward the $15 zone — potentially setting the stage for the next major bullish leg toward $40–$46. Chainlink price technical analysis Chainlink (LINK) price is currently consolidating…
The Chainlink (LINK) market has experienced a significant uplift in the last week as prices grew by 7.64%. In line with the general crypto market, the altcoin produced a modest rebound from the deep correction levels seen in mid-October. Amid this price action, renowned market analyst Ali Martinez has shared a developing bullish pattern that suggests more profits ahead.
Buy The Dip At $15 – Here’s Why
In a recent X post on October 25, Martinez postulated that LINK could be gearing up for a major rally, with technical indicators hinting at an incoming bullish opportunity. In analyzing the LINKUSDT daily chart, investors may have a chance to notch a 300% gain in the coming months.
Based on the chart analysis presented by Martinez, LINK is trading within a broad ascending parallel channel that has defined its market behavior since mid-2023. Notably, the altcoin last bounced off the lower boundary of this channel in June 2025 to trade as high as $28.00, before descending to current market prices around $18.00.
Martinez anticipates that LINK will complete its ongoing decline by revisiting the channel’s lower boundary, with the $15.00 zone, which aligns with the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement level, serving as the key area of interest. The analyst identifies $15.00 as a strong accumulation zone, advising investors to consider buying at that level. From there, LINK is expected to stage a recovery toward the upper boundary of the channel.
However, Martinez cautions that the token could face interim resistance around $20.04, corresponding to the 0.786 Fibonacci level, which may trigger a brief pullback to $18.00 before a potential breakout rally. If this setup unfolds as projected, LINK could surge toward the $46.31 mark, matching the 1.272 Fibonacci extension, representing an upside of roughly 300% gain from the expected accumulation point.
LINK Market Overview
At the time of writing, LINK trades at $18.21, reflecting a slight 2.41% gain in the past day. Meanwhile, the token’s daily trading volume has declined by 43.38% and is valuedat around $366 million.
Looking at its monthly chart, LINK remains down by 11.05% despite the modest recovery seen in the last week, signaling that the token still needs further upside to fully reverse its recent losses and bring most new investors back into profit. With a market cap of $12.35 billion, LINK continues to hold its position as the twelfth largest cryptocurrency in the market.
The iPhone 17 series is just a month old, but that’s not stopping the rumor mill from shedding light on next year’s models, presumably the iPhone 18. A recent report suggested that the A20 chip may lead to a significant price increase for the iPhone 18 models. That’s not all, a new report now suggests that the iPhone 18 Pro may gain satellite 5G connectivity. Apple may reportedly bring hardware changes next year.
iPhone 18 Pro may offer satellite 5G
A new report from The Information includes details that could hint at all iPhones, in the future, working with Elon Musk’s Starlink. Currently, there’s no direct arrangement with Apple and SpaceX over Starlink satellite-based internet connectivity. But this might change. Firstly, SpaceX is reportedly supporting “the same radio spectrum Apple uses for the iPhone’s current satellite features” from Globalstar in new Starlink satellite designs.
Apple relies on Globalstar satellite for the Emergency SOS via satellite feature on iPhone 14 and newer. This allows you to contact emergency services when you’re outside of the cell coverage.
Apple relies on Globalstar satellite for emergency SOS
Second, The Information reports that Globalstar chair James Monroe has expressed his desire to sell the firm for $10 billion. “Such a deal could signal that Globalstar and Apple are seeking more independence from each other,” the report adds. Reportedly, Apple previously declined to strike a deal with SpaceX for Starlink for an iPhone satellite service provider.
The report adds that Apple plans to add support for 5G networks that aren’t tethered to Earth’s surface, including satellite in iPhones as early as next year. If this pans out, we might see iPhone 18 Pro models gaining satellite 5G.
Last month, SpaceX struck a deal with EchoStar to acquire $17 billion worth of spectrum for direct-to-cell satellite connectivity. For now, though, SpaceX offers a standalone Starlink service for home and vehicles. It offers limited connectivity through T-Mobile’s T-Satellite service.
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