LINK posts nearly 9% surge while ETH and BTC record moderate growth


In the latest cryptocurrency market performance, Chainlink (LINK) emerged as the top gainer of the day, rising 8.9%, significantly outpacing the growth of other major digital assets. Ethereum (ETH) and Bitcoin (BTC) followed with more modest increases of 3.3% and 3.0%, respectively. Analysts say the move underscores a shift in trader sentiment toward altcoins amid broader market stability.

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According to market tracking data, LINK’s strong rally comes as investors anticipate growing adoption of decentralized oracle networks in DeFi and real-world asset tokenization. “When you see a move like this in LINK, it’s often tied to development activity and upcoming integrations,” noted blockchain analysts.

Polkadot’s DOT token saw a sharp intraday pullback on Monday, dropping nearly 6% from its session high in what appears to be a bearish reversal after a short-lived rally. At the time of writing, DOT is trading near $3.88, holding just above a key support zone at $3.90.

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Ethereum’s 3.3% rise reflects continued optimism ahead of upgrades to its scalability solutions and institutional inflows from recently approved investment products. Meanwhile, Bitcoin’s steady 3% gain suggests healthy market support, even in the absence of major news catalysts.


“Altcoins like Chainlink often lead in short-term rallies because they have smaller market caps, allowing for sharper price movements compared to BTC,” explained a crypto strategist. “The key factor today is that LINK outperformed the majors by a wide margin, indicating concentrated buying interest.”

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This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice. Cryptocurrency trading involves risk and may result in financial loss.

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