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Chainlink (LINK) Price News: Modest Bounce as Stellar Integration Expands RWA Reach

Chainlink's LINK token saw a modest rebound of 3.6% on Friday, recovering from previous losses as strong trading volume and institutional buying emerged around key support levels. The token briefly surpassed $17 highlights, driven by a significant trading volume with approximately 3 million tokens changing hands during a breakout attempt. However, it retraced below this level during U.S. trading hours, settling around $16.96. This rebound coincides with Stellar's announcement of integrating Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP), Data Feeds, and Data Streams. This collaboration will enable developers on the Stellar platform to access real-time data and facilitate the flow of tokenized assets across chains. With Stellar's quarterly RWA volume exceeding $5.4 billion, the integration signifies a growing demand for secure and interoperable financial infrastructure. Analysts highlight near-term support for LINK at $16.37, with potential upside targets of $17.46 and $18.00, based on broader market movements and trading patterns.

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Bitcoin Spot ETFs See $869M Outflow, Second-Largest on Record

On November 14, 2025, U.S.-listed spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) experienced significant outflows as investors withdrew $869.86 million in a single day, marking the second-highest outflow on record. This followed a dramatic decline in Bitcoin's value, which fell below the key $100,000 threshold. Over

Tether Reaches Highest Dominance Since April, Underscoring BTC Downtrend

Tether's dominance in the cryptocurrency market has surged to its highest level since April, highlighting a risk-averse sentiment among investors as Bitcoin experiences a notable decline. Currently valued at a market capitalization of $184 billion, Tether, the world's largest dollar-pegged stablecoin, serves as a crucial store

XRP ETF Fails to Bump Bulls as Ripple-Linked Token Plunges 7.3% Amid BTC Selloff

XRP fell sharply by 7.3%, breaking the critical $2.30 support level, coinciding with the broader cryptocurrency market downturn. This decline came on the same day as the launch of the first U.S. spot XRP ETF by Canary Capital. While this launch was meant to increase institutional access

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