Chainlink (LINK) traded at $13.43 on October 12, 2026, adding 4.42% over the prior 24 hours. The move offered some relief to holders after a difficult stretch, with the token still showing a 5.24% decline over the past seven days.
The 30-day picture presents a more constructive backdrop. LINK has gained 16.47% over that longer window, suggesting the recent weekly pullback represents a consolidation within a broader recovery rather than the start of a sustained downturn.
Chainlink's market capitalization stood at $10.22 billion as of the report date. The figure places LINK among the larger assets in the cryptocurrency market by that measure.
The daily gain and the 30-day advance point to continued market interest in the token, while the seven-day decline serves as a reminder that short-term price action in the crypto space can diverge sharply from longer-term trends.
