Chainlink (LINK) Token Surges Over 60% in Five Days, Boosted by Partnerships and Integrations
Chainlink's token, LINK, experienced a surge of 61.3% from Oct. 20 to Oct. 25, reaching its highest point since May 2022. The surge coincided with Bitcoin's 23% gain during the same period, but LINK's performance stood out in comparison to Ether's 14% increase and Solana's 28% rally. The surge was fueled by several recent developments, including Chainlink's upcoming native staking upgrade and its integration into various blockchain networks. Additionally, the fear of FTX and Alameda Research's bankruptcy liquidation dissipated, leading to renewed interest in mid-capitalization altcoins and increased investor interest in LINK.
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