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Chainlink (LINK) — price, chart and what it is

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What is Chainlink?

Chainlink is the largest oracle network: it delivers price feeds and other off-chain data to smart contracts on many blockchains. LINK pays the node operators that supply that data and is staked to secure the service.

What to know before trading LINK

An oracle token is infrastructure: its demand comes from protocols paying for data feeds. It tends to move with the DeFi cycle rather than on its own news, so read it alongside ETH and the DeFi majors.

Whatever the coin, the arithmetic is the same: decide the dollar risk first, place the stop where the idea is wrong, and let the stop-loss calculator turn it into a size. If you are new, Lesson 1 and Lesson 2 come before any chart.

Chainlink in the headlines

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Headlines from public RSS feeds via the news page; only items that mention Chainlink or LINK.

Questions people ask

What is Chainlink in one sentence?

Chainlink is the largest oracle network: it delivers price feeds and other off-chain data to smart contracts on many blockchains.

Where does the LINK price on this page come from?

It ticks live from a public exchange WebSocket (Binance, Coinbase as fallback) and is backed by our market feed (CoinGecko, refreshed every minute) for market cap, volume and the all-time high.

Is Chainlink a good investment?

TradingPrimer does not give buy or sell advice. The page shows what Chainlink is, how it has traded and what risks come with its category; the decision, the size and the exit are yours — and the lessons on position sizing and drawdown are where to start before any of them.

Where can I trade LINK?

On most large exchanges. Our exchanges page compares the venues we use and says which links are referral links.

Prices tick from a public exchange WebSocket; market cap, volume, rank and all-time high from our CoinGecko-based feed (every 60 s); chart candles from Binance spot where a LINK/USDT pair exists. Descriptions are general and deliberately timeless — check the project’s own documentation for current specifics.