ChainLink

$13.96
0.6%(24h)Today
0.6%
30 Days
9.4%
Price Change (24h)
$0.0874

Today
0.6%
30 Days
9.4%
Price Change (24h)
$0.0874
The live price of ChainLink is $13.96 per LINK/USD, +0.63% in the last 24 hours. It has a market cap of $8.87B and $85.48M in trading volume over the same period. Prices are averaged across every exchange we track and update continuously. LINK has a circulating supply of 748.1M.
Current price
$13.9624h high
$14.1224h low
$13.7224h
+0.63%7d
-4.50%30d change
+9.43%Rank
#19
By market cap
Market Cap
$8.87B
24h Volume
$85.48M
Across 10 exchanges
FDV
$13.96B
If all tokens were issued
Circulating Supply
748.1M LINK
74.8% of max supply issued
Total Supply
1B LINK
Max Supply
1B LINK
Listed on
10 exchanges
ChainLink is available on 10 exchanges. Prices shown are live.
| Exchange | Pair | Volume | Trade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Binance | LINKUSDT | $38.20M | Buy LINK on Binance |
| KuCoin | LINK-USDT | $25.47M | Buy LINK on KuCoin |
| Coinbase | LINK-USD | $16.02M | Buy LINK on Coinbase |
| Bybit | LINKUSDT | $15.68M | Buy LINK on Bybit |
| Gate | LINK_USDT | $10.27M | Buy LINK on Gate |
| LBank | link_usdt | $8.56M | Buy LINK on LBank |
| OKX | LINK-USDT | $8.01M | Buy LINK on OKX |
| Kraken | LINK/USD | $4.70M | Buy LINK on Kraken |
| Bitget | LINKUSDT | $2.29M | Buy LINK on Bitget |
| MEXC | LINKUSDT | $1.36M | Buy LINK on MEXC |
Price: $13.96 — Price Source: 10 exchanges
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Chainlink, established in 2017, serves as a leading oracle network that connects blockchain technology with real-world data, particularly in the decentralized finance sector. It aims to facilitate the integration of traditional capital markets with onchain applications. The platform uses its LINK token to pay for services and ensure network security. A distinctive fee model converts revenue from both offchain and onchain activities into LINK tokens, which are held in a strategic reserve. Chainlink has gained traction among major financial institutions and is positioned to benefit from trends like stablecoin adoption and asset tokenization, generating significant revenue across various use cases.
ChainLink (LINK) is an oracle platform established in 2017 that serves as a bridge between blockchain networks and real-world data. It is widely used in the decentralized finance sector and supports various emerging trends, including stablecoin adoption and the tokenization of real-world assets. The platform operates using its native token, LINK, which facilitates payments for services and helps maintain network security. A notable feature is its fee model, where revenue from both onchain and offchain sources is converted into LINK tokens and held in a strategic reserve.
The platform has been adopted by numerous traditional financial institutions and infrastructure providers as they explore blockchain integration. Its use cases span a range of applications, generating significant revenue across different sectors. Chainlink aims to address key challenges for institutions dealing with tokenized assets, such as accessing accurate market data, ensuring liquidity across different blockchains, synchronizing assets with legacy systems, and meeting compliance requirements. The platform provides tools for data connectivity, cross-chain interoperability, and automated compliance enforcement.
Sergey Nazarov, a co-founder and CEO of Chainlink Labs, has a background in business administration and early involvement in blockchain technology. He previously co-founded ventures focused on smart contracts and decentralized services before establishing Chainlink with Steve Ellis. The project originated from an earlier initiative called SmartContract, which aimed to connect smart contracts with external data and payment systems.