Chainlink Fluctuates Near $14 as Exchange Balances Linger Near Multi-Year Lows
Chainlink trades near $14 while exchange reserves remain around multi-year lows of 124 million tokens.
Chainlink traded down toward $13.89 after previously pushing above $15 and escaping its prior $7 to $10 consolidation range. CryptoQuant data indicates that exchange reserves have remained largely flat between 124 million and 130 million LINK throughout the move, sitting near multi-year lows at roughly 124.3 million tokens compared to a peak of 190 million at the start of 2024.
According to the analysis, the lack of reserve accumulation suggests subdued immediate selling pressure relative to earlier price runs. On the technical side, buyers defended the $13.58 level after LINK retreated from a high of $15.60 and briefly tested lower levels near $13.30.
The report notes that clearing the $14.15 to $14.60 area is viewed as necessary to retest $15.60, while a break below $13.58 could expose the token to the $12.80 to $13.00 support zone.
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