LINK is showing signs of sustainable recovery after a strong correction at the end of November, with price structure and cash flow forming a foundation for the medium-term upward trend — especially when combining technical factors and fundamental news.
🔑 Two key factors are driving LINK up:
- Positive news from infrastructure: Nasdaq-listed Caliber has just committed to staking 75,000 LINK (approximately 1.05 million USD at current prices) into the Chainlink network, while also stating it will scale up in the future. This is not just a technical funding action — but a signal from a publicly listed organization on the US stock exchange, reflecting the growing recognition of Chainlink's essential role in the DeFi ecosystem and tokenization.
- Stable cash flow after an important support zone: The price of LINK has bounced strongly from the 13.40–13.50 USDT range, which was a strong support level for many weeks (especially evident in the sessions of 02–03/12). From the low of ~13.40, the price has increased nearly **6%** to the **14.17** range, accompanied by a significant increase in trading volume in the last 24 hours — especially in the sessions on 12/12 at 00:00 and 04:00, with volume exceeding 1 million USDT each session.
📈 Short to medium-term technical developments:
- Price structure: 5 consecutive sessions closed higher than the previous session (from 12/12 00:00 to 20:00), with the last 3 sessions having long green candle bodies, little upper wicks, indicating dominant buying pressure.
- Volume: The total trading volume in the past 24 hours has exceeded **4.3 million USDT**, up 25% compared to the 7-day average — indicating active participation from both retail investors and large orders (such as the transfer of 500.559 LINK from address 0x09B7…).
- Nearby resistance level: The **14.20–14.40** zone is a price area encountered multiple times in the past week (10–11/12), if it breaks through successfully, the next target will be **14.80–15.00**, the nearest peak and also a price area with thick liquidity.
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