- Chainlink price prediction stays bullish above $12.80, needing $13.64 to open a path toward $15.42
- Infosys, a $40 billion IT firm, is standardizing on Chainlink’s tools to power institutional finance
- Chainlink is building a Q4 collateral app chain with the DTCC for margin and loan use
Chainlink price prediction stays bullish above $12.80, the level LINK needs to hold as institutional partnerships with Infosys and the DTCC pile up.
Chainlink Price Analysis: Can LINK Clear $13.64?
LINK trades near $13.411, up 7.15% this week, pushing into the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement at $13.640, measured from the 2025 cycle high near $17.628 down to this year’s low near $7.082. That level has acted as a ceiling since the sharp reversal that hit in early September, and clearing it would put the 0.786 Fib at $15.422 back in view.
On the daily chart, a fresh Supertrend sell signal fired near $13.33 just as price approached this week’s high, the same pattern that’s played out repeatedly this year, each prior sell signal near a local top was followed by a pullback before the next buy signal formed lower down. RSI sits at 64.09, above its own moving average at 56.90 and elevated but not yet at the extreme reading above 75 that preceded September’s reversal.
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LINK Support and Resistance Levels
| Type | Price |
| Resistance | $13.64 |
| Resistance | $15.42 |
| Resistance | $17.63 |
| Support | $12.80 |
| Support | $11.17 |
| Support | $10.43 |
Chainlink News: Infosys Partners With Chainlink to Power Institutional Onchain Finance
Infosys, a $40 billion global IT firm supporting critical banking and payments infrastructure for more than 1.7 billion customer accounts worldwide, entered a strategic partnership with Chainlink to accelerate institutional on-chain finance, according to Chainlink’s official account. Infosys is now standardizing adoption of Chainlink’s full platform stack:
- Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP)
- Chainlink Runtime Environment (CRE)
- Automated Compliance Engine (ACE)
- Proof of Reserve
- Data Streams
- Data Feeds
Chainlink framed the partnership as a path connecting the world’s largest financial institutions to on-chain markets, given Infosys’s existing footprint across global banking infrastructure.
Chainlink News: LINK to Power a New Tokenized Private Equity Fund
Chainlink will power a new on-chain private equity fund run by Hamco, a Cayman-regulated fund manager investing in private Asian AI, chip, and pre-IPO companies, according to BSCN.
The setup combines Chainlink’s cross-chain messaging, a fund transfer standard, and on-chain pricing, while Synthesys will handle distribution. Tokenized money market funds and stablecoins held inside the fund will help cover investor redemptions, with access limited to eligible non-US professional investors.
Chainlink News: DTCC Collateral App Chain Set for Q4 Using Chainlink’s Runtime Environment
Chainlink is working closely with the DTCC on a collateral app chain expected in Q4, according to co-founder Sergey Nazarov speaking on Scott Melker’s show. The app chain would let tokenized assets be used as collateral for margin and loan purposes, built on Chainlink’s runtime environment.
Nazarov pointed to Chainlink’s existing infrastructure work for Kraken, xStocks, Robinhood, Ondo, and Coinbase, and framed tokenized equities as a near-limitless opportunity. His math: the current tokenized equities market sits at just a few billion dollars against a $150 trillion global equities market, so even 1% tokenization means roughly $3 billion growing to $1.5 trillion.
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Separately, trader Andy reported unconfirmed rumors that the SEC is preparing to let users complete KYC once to access tokenized securities across multiple onchain venues, possibly via a zero-knowledge identity system. This is speculative and unconfirmed by any regulator.
Chainlink ETF Flows: A Quiet Session Follows a Strong September Ramp
US spot LINK ETFs posted no net inflow on September 24, following a $2.68 million inflow on September 23 and a $1.89 million inflow the day before that, a pause after a sharp ramp in flows through September according to SoSoValue. Cumulative net inflows across both listed LINK ETFs stand at $159.42 million, with total net assets at $215.78 million, up from roughly $92.16 million in late June.
Grayscale’s GLNK remains the larger fund by net assets at $157.48 million with $117.30 million in cumulative inflows, while Bitwise’s CLNK holds $58.30 million in net assets with $42.12 million in cumulative inflows.
| ETF Metric | Value |
| Daily net inflow, Sep 24 | $0.00 |
| Cumulative net inflow | $159.42M |
| Total net assets | $215.78M |
Chainlink Price Prediction: Bullish and Bearish Scenarios for September 26
Bullish Case, Target: $15.42 (0.786 Fib)
LINK clears $13.64 and confirms a break above the Supertrend sell signal near $13.33. Continued momentum from the Infosys partnership and DTCC collateral app chain progress could support a push toward the 0.786 Fib at $15.42.
Bearish Case, Risk Level: $11.17 (Supertrend Buy Level)
LINK gets rejected at $13.64, consistent with the fresh Supertrend sell signal, and slips back below $12.80. A pause in ETF inflows or broader profit-taking after this week’s 7.15% gain would fit that scenario, exposing the Supertrend buy level near $11.17 next.
FAQs
LINK could extend toward $15.42 if it clears the 0.618 Fib at $13.64. Losing $12.80 risks a slide toward the Supertrend buy level near $11.17.
Infosys, a $40 billion IT firm supporting banking infrastructure for 1.7 billion accounts worldwide, is standardizing on Chainlink’s full platform, including CCIP, its compliance engine, and its data services, to help connect major financial institutions to onchain markets.
Chainlink is building a collateral app chain with the DTCC, expected in Q4, that would let tokenized assets be used for margin and loan purposes using Chainlink’s runtime environment.
Mostly yes, though inflows paused on September 24. Cumulative net inflows across LINK’s two listed ETFs stand at $159.42 million, with total net assets more than doubling since late June.
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