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Chainlink price prediction for November stays bearish below $11.01, the 200-day average $LINK needs to reclaim after October’s 18.7% drop.
Chainlink ($LINK) traded at $10.96, down 0.50% on the day and about 30% below its late-September high of $15.75. A daily close above $11.01 would put $LINK back above its 200-day exponential moving average (EMA).
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The bigger hurdle is near $11.50, where a falling trendline meets the 100-day EMA at $11.48. If buyers clear that area, the next test is the 20-day EMA at $11.66. The Parabolic SAR at $11.86 and the 50-day EMA at $11.97 mark further resistance.
On the downside, support sits near $10.33, close to the late-October low of $10.28. $LINK bounced from that low, but its trading range has narrowed since then. The two trendlines converge around November 14.
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For now, $LINK looks more likely to stay below $11.48–$11.66 than to break above that range. A daily close below $10.33 could bring $10.00 into view.
| Type | Price | Why it matters |
| Resistance | $11.01 | 200-day EMA |
| Resistance | $11.48 | 100-day EMA, near the falling triangle line |
| Resistance | $11.66 | 20-day EMA |
| Support | $10.63 | Today’s low |
| Support | $10.33 | Triangle floor, near the late-October wick low |
| Support | $10.00 | Round level |
Hanwha Investment & Securities, a financial affiliate of Hanwha, is adopting the Chainlink data standard and CCIP as the official data and interoperability layer of its global real-world asset (RWA) tokenization platform, according to a press release dated October 29.
Chainlink will supply pricing and net asset value data for the assets the platform issues, and CCIP will move them across public and private blockchains. The two firms also formed a joint working group on three topics:
Hanwha is in talks with global asset managers and issuers about the first products.
Chainlink launched Chainlink 24/7 at Link:NYC, a price feed that keeps running on weekends and market holidays for tokenized assets such as equities and commodities. Normally those prices freeze when traditional markets close.
Aave is the first named user, adopting the feed for institutional real-world asset lending. Coverage says Aave Horizon starts with heavily traded US stocks. Chainlink gave no usage figures, so this supports the adoption story but is unlikely to move $LINK’s price on its own in November.
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Meanwhile, Chainlink co-founder Sergey Nazarov told The Rollup that the service combines weekend prices from several sources into a single price. Separately, he said Chainlink would likely introduce a product for AI agents later this year. The company has yet to announce it formally.
Binance reopened $LINK withdrawals on Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain on November 3 as it recovers in phases from the hack.
Holders can again move $LINK off the exchange, which removes one overhang but adds no demand.
Altcoin Buzz said CCIP helps secure more than $85 billion in value across chains. It also said the Chainlink Reserve, which uses income from Chainlink services to buy and hold $LINK, has grown to more than 6.4 million $LINK, about $70M at today’s price.
The host’s question is whether usage grows fast enough to create lasting demand for the token. He listed work with Swift and DTCC, though Nazarov told The Rollup the two ledgers are not connected yet.
$LINK fell 18.7% in October, its third straight October loss and the third worst in CryptoRank’s 10-year record. Only October 2017 and October 2025 saw steeper losses, at 57.1% and 19.2%, respectively.
| November measure | Historical result | What it means for $LINK at $10.96 |
| Median return | 8.41% loss | $LINK is already down 6.36% this month. Another 2.2% decline would put it near $10.72, matching the median. |
| Average return | 0.71% gain | $LINK would need to rebound to $11.78, above its 20-day EMA at $11.66 but below its 50-day EMA at $11.97. |
Why is the average positive? $LINK rose in only three of nine completed Novembers, but all three gains were large. It gained 66.9% in 2024, 26.9% in 2023 and 26.8% in 2020. Those rallies lifted the average even though $LINK fell twice as often as it rose.
What happened after an October loss? $LINK fell the following November in two of the three previous cases. Both prior U.S. midterm Novembers also ended lower, with $LINK down 36.5% in 2018 and 2.24% in 2022.
$LINK holds $10.33, closes above the 200-day EMA at $11.01, then clears the 100-day at $11.48, the falling line near $11.50, the 20-day at $11.66 and the SAR at $11.86. That would open the 50-day EMA at $11.97. More Chainlink 24/7 adoption and a calm Binance recovery would fit this path.
$LINK stays under the averages and closes below the triangle floor and the $10.28 wick low, which would put the round $10.00 level in play. A close below that would expose the $9.50 area. Fresh weakness across the crypto market would fit this path.
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$LINK stays bearish below $11.01 and could move toward $11.97 if it closes above the 200-day EMA and clears the averages and the falling triangle line near $11.50. A daily close below the triangle floor at $10.33 would put the round $10.00 level in play.
Not usually. $LINK’s median November return is -8.41%, and only 3 of 9 completed Novembers were positive, according to CryptoRank data. The +0.71% average rests on 2024, 2023 and 2020, and the other six completed Novembers average about -17.9%.
$LINK fell 18.7% in October, its third red month in a row, and trades about 30% below its late-September high near $15.75, under all four daily EMAs. The wider market sold off after the Binance hack, but none of the data in this analysis ties $LINK’s drop to a single cause.
Hanwha Investment & Securities is adopting the Chainlink data standard and CCIP as the official infrastructure for its global RWA tokenization platform, according to an October 29 press release. The two firms also formed a working group on institutional use, RWA collateral standards and Korea’s tokenized securities market.
