- Chainlink’s latest wave of integrations spans 6 services and 11 blockchains, including Ethereum, Arbitrum, Solana, Avalanche, BNB Chain, Base, Linea, MegaETH, Memento, Plasma and TAC.
- The new optimism it generated put this month’s 20% decline into perspective, with whales buying 1.4 million LINK, which signals confidence and suggests a market upswing.
Chainlink recently expanded with 17 newly integrated services across multiple blockchains. This expansion strengthens the company’s role in decentralized finance by cross-chaining smart contracts and data.
Specifically, these are top projects such as Lido Finance, Kernel DAO, Balcony Technologies, ElizaOS and Ebisu Finance. Each project uses Chainlink tools such as CCIP, Data Streams, Price Feeds and Proof of Reserve.
⬡ Chainlink Adoption Update ⬡
This week, there were 17 integrations of the Chainlink standard across 6 services and 11 different chains: Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Linea, MegaETH, Memento, Plasma, Solana, TAC.
New integrations include @balconytech,… pic.twitter.com/HCx9AM2wlO
— Chainlink (@chainlink) October 26, 2025
The upcoming annual SmartCon conference is expected to highlight Chainlink’s advancements and related technological highlights. In any case, the event will introduce new partnerships and services that should increase investor confidence. Market observers are already seeing signs of an upswing at LINK.
Whales are strengthening LINK’s market position
After a weak October that saw LINK fall nearly 20%, the token gained 5.4% over the past week and is now trading at $17.60. Large investors continued to buy, showing strong confidence in LINK’s long-term growth even as the overall crypto market continues to experience strong fluctuations.
Data from Lookonchain shows that two major wallets have withdrawn a large amount of LINK from top exchanges. Wallet “0xf386” collected about 1.1 million LINK worth $19 million in five months. Another wallet, “0xe8aa,” recently withdrew 66,113 LINK from Kraken, bringing its total holdings to 307,684 LINK, worth around $5.34 million.
This sustained phase of whale accumulation shows growing confidence in Chainlink’s value. Santiment notes that wallets holding 100,000 to 1 million LINK continue to add more tokens even when the market remains weak. These large investors seem confident that the market will recover, and their steady purchases often initiate a strong market rally.
Whales & sharks holding between 100K and 1M $LINK continue accumulating, signaling good signs of things to come for crypto’s #12 market cap coin. Accumulation by these wallets are as follows:
Past 12 months: 40.0M $LINK accumulated (+28.0% increase, 103 More Addresses)… https://t.co/ncAt5XaJXZ
— Santiment (@santimentfeed) October 22, 2025
Chainlink’s inventory also increased by 63,481 LINK, worth about $1.1 million. This increase helped ease selling pressure. Given the purchasing power and recovery from $17 support, LINK closed at $17.58 on Friday, showing stronger stability as investors have more confidence in November.
LINK can reach a price of $100 by 2026 thanks to ETF boosts
Analysts at CoinCodex expect LINK to rise by 9.39% to reach $19.48 by November 22nd. They believe that if demand continues to be strong, the token could reach $20 by December 2025. This prediction has boosted traders’ confidence despite the ongoing market volatility.
Some long-term forecasts see LINK in a range between $50 and $100 by 2026. Market expectations could rise if a Chainlink-based exchange-traded fund is approved early next year. Analysts believe this could attract institutional investors and push LINK into triple digits within two years.
The combination of growing integrations, strong whale activity, and stable technical signals gives Chainlink a positive outlook. As investors become more interested again and SmartCon approaches, LINK appears poised for a possible recovery after several weeks of losses in October.
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