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Chainlink's LINK token has fallen nearly 5% over the last 24 hours, breaking below $14.50 during a broader market downturn driven by technical sellers overpowering buyers. The price dropped from $15.26 to below $14.50, marking its lowest level since late October, exacerbated by a significant

Chainlink's LINK token dropped nearly 5% in the past 24 hours, falling below $14.50 after breaking key support amid increased selling pressure. It declined from $15.26 to reach its lowest point since late October, while the overall market also saw declines. A significant volume surge of

Chainlink's LINK experienced a nearly 5% decline, dropping from $15.26 to below $14.50 amidst a broad market selloff. This decline marked its lowest point since late October, driven by a volume surge of 118% above average, indicating strong selling pressure. The token broke through key support

Chainlink (LINK) has experienced a significant decline of nearly 5% over the past 24 hours, dropping below the $14.50 mark amidst heightened selling pressure from technical sellers. The token, which fell from $15.26 to a low of $14.73, marks its weakest performance since late October. Trading volume

Chainlink (LINK) has seen a significant price drop, falling nearly 5% within a 24-hour period and breaking below the $14.50 mark, which marks its lowest level since late October. The decline was fueled by a surge in selling pressure, characterized by a 118% increase in trading volume. After peaking

Bitcoin dropped below $100,000 for the third time in November, following a drop of more than 2% as broader economic concerns affected risk assets like cryptocurrencies. After reaching a record price of $126,080 in October, Bitcoin first fell below $100K on November 4, then again on November 7.