Chainlink (LINK) traded at $14.36 on September 30, 2026, declining 6.35% over the prior 24 hours. The single-day drop pulled the token lower despite a broader rally that had built up over recent weeks.
Over the past seven days, LINK gained 11.71%, reflecting a period of meaningful upward momentum heading into the session. The 30-day change tells a similarly constructive story, with the token up 27.29% over that longer window.
Chainlink's market capitalization stood at $10.74 billion as of the reporting period, placing it among the larger digital assets by that measure. The daily pullback did not erase the gains accumulated over the past month.
The divergence between the short-term decline and the longer-term performance illustrates the volatility characteristic of the crypto market. The 24-hour loss of 6.35% contrasts notably with the 27.29% advance recorded over the trailing 30 days.
