Chainlink Lines Up Bullish Cues as LINK Price Action Heats Up.
NOIDA (CoinChapter.com)— Chainlink is positioning itself for a bullish future through key partnerships and technological expansions. These strategic moves have the potential to bolster the utility of its native token, LINK, within both decentralized finance (DeFi) and traditional financial systems.
Recent price action reflects growing market confidence in Chainlink, with LINK recently hovering around $7.40 after a sharp uptick from its mid-September lows of $6. The alignment of these developments could signal further price movement in the months ahead.
Strategic Partnerships Boost Chainlink’s Position
One of Chainlink’s most significant developments is its role in SWIFT’s upcoming trials, scheduled for 2025. These trials will enable digital asset and currency transactions across the global SWIFT network.
SWIFT to launch digital asset trials in 2025 using Chainlink
These trials will utilize Chainlink’s Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) to bridge traditional and digital asset platforms, addressing the issue of disconnected “digital islands” and enhancing cross-border payment solutions.
While SWIFT and Chainlink have collaborated in the past, these upcoming trials underscore how their joint efforts could directly influence LINK’s value as interoperability in digital finance becomes increasingly critical.
ANZ partnered with Chainlink and ADDX.
Beyond SWIFT, ANZ has partnered with Chainlink Labs and ADDX to investigate the interoperability of tokenized real-world assets, including commercial paper, across private blockchains.
The partnership is a part of Project Guardian, a broader initiative that includes financial giants like Deutsche Bank, Citi, and JPMorgan, further solidifying Chainlink’s role in institutional finance.
World Mobile Token has integrated with Chainlink’s CCIP.
Additionally, World Mobile Token has integrated Chainlink’s CCIP to facilitate cross-chain token exchange and staking, enhancing security and usability for World Mobile’s growing ecosystem.
Moreover, the Swiss firm Taurus, backed by Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank, has also partnered with Chainlink to support tokenized asset markets, reinforcing Chainlink’s expanding influence in digital asset infrastructure.
These collaborations could help expand Chainlink’s reach and hint at broader institutional adoption, suggesting that LINK could see long-term demand growth.
LINK Price Forms Technical Setup To Add To Its Bullish Cues
The LINK USD pair, forming a technical setup called the ‘falling wedge,‘ adds to the Chainlink token’s bullish cues.
LINK USD pair formed a bullish setup with a 180% upside target. Source: Tradingview
Two converging downward trendlines that connect lower highs and lower lows form the falling wedge, a bullish reversal. The narrowing structure shows that, despite the ongoing downtrend, the bearish momentum is gradually weakening, often preceding an upward breakout.
The key feature of a falling wedge is that the slope of the lower trendline is steeper than that of the upper trendline, indicating that selling pressure is dissipating. When the breakout occurs—typically upward—it signals buyers taking control.
To estimate the potential price target after a breakout, traders measure the vertical distance between the widest points of the wedge and project that range from the breakout point upwards. Increased trading volume during the breakout confirms the strength of the reversal, reinforcing market confidence and the likelihood of success.
According to technical analysis rules, the LINK USD conversion rate might rally nearly 180% from its current level to reach the pattern’s projected target of around $31.
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