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Chainlink Price Prediction: LINK aims for a short-term upswing towards $10

  • Chainlink is currently trading at $9 after a strong rebound from a descending parallel channel on the hourly chart.
  • Several indicators are shifting in favor of the bulls in the short-term.

Chainlink failed to stay above $10 after bouncing strongly from its low at $7.8 on September 23. The digital asset is now fighting for the $9 level trying to rebound again. 

LINK/USD 1-hour chart

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The most important short-term pattern was formed on the 1-hour chart. The lower trendline of the descending parallel channel is acting as a strong support level. The RSI was overextended and also added further buying pressure. 

Additionally, the TD sequential indicator has presented a buy signal after an initial 2% bounce. The last signal was created on September 29 and had a 7% price followthrough.

LINK IOMAP Chart

link price

Looking at the In/Out of the Money Around Price chart by IntoTheBlock, we can observe that LINK is not facing a lot of resistance well until $9.8. The range between $9.8 and $10 is the strongest because 11.7 million LINK were bought there as opposed to only 5.6 million coins from $9 to $9.8. A validation of the buy signal will take the price up to $9.8 in the short-term. 

LINK/USD 45-minutes chart

link price

Similarly, the TD sequential indicator presented another buy signal on the 45-minute chart which seems to be getting followthrough. 

LINK IOMAP Chart

link price

However, if we take a look at the IOMAP chart again, we can also see that the most important support area is between $8.6 and $8.9, where 5 million LINK coins were bought and coincides with the lower boundary of the descending parallel channel on the 1-hour chart.

If there is a bearish breakout below $8.8, we could see the downtrend continue and push LINK towards $7.7

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Lorenzo Stroe

Lorenzo Stroe

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Lorenzo is an experienced Technical Analyst and Content Writer who has been working in the cryptocurrency industry since 2012. He also has a passion for trading.

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