Is LINK sliding toward $10.599, or are sellers already running out of fuel? Derivatives data from October 29, 2026, 08:15 UTC points to the second answer.
This Chainlink price prediction stays bearish under $11.819, though the selling is thinner than the chart suggests.
LINK trades at $11.36, down 3.43% in 24 hours. The Selig keynote preview covers what traders expected today.
CoinMarketCap data ranks Chainlink 14th, with an $8.5B market cap and a 24-hour range of $11.29 to $11.94.
Volume jumped 39.04% to $312.52M, so the LINK price fell on busier trading.
Bitcoin lost 1.52% at $79,814.52. But the CMC20 index slipped only 1.19%, so LINK fell 2.9 times as hard.

Chainlink put S&P Global Ratings vault risk assessments on-chain. They're live on Base, covering the $10B lending vault market, per Chainlink's announcement.
Price didn't care. A 4-hour wick tagged $11.995, early on October 29, 2026, and sellers answered by the next candle.

Link: NYC goes live today, October 29, 2026. Speakers from DTCC, Swift, Fidelity, and ICE are on the bill.
Chainlink will stream it on X and YouTube, per its livestream post.
Event days bring noise. Headlines land fast. And reversals land faster.

The TradingView 4-hour chart on Binance shows a descending channel that caps every bounce.
Price sits on the dashed midline at $11.416. Buyers pushed through it once already, as the channel breakout setup showed.
EMAs, moving averages that weigh recent trades harder, stack in bearish order. The 20 EMA reads $11.565, the 50 EMA $11.724, the 100 EMA $12.043, and the 200 EMA $12.313.
Price trades under the full stack, so $LINK technical analysis favors sellers.
RSI reads 43.86. Below 50 favors sellers, and the earlier oversold breakdown call flagged similar weakness.
Momentum is bearish. Actually, scratch that. The 90-day gain of 34.60% says buyers still own the bigger trend, so this is a lean, not a collapse.
Buyers defend $11.20 first, the marked support zone, and the recent low. Dip buyers from the reserve buy bounce need to show up here.
If $11.20 gives way, the chart has a single marked floor left. $10.599.
Sellers wait at $11.724, $11.819, $11.995, and $12.043. This $LINK support and resistance map is tight, with $11.20 below and $11.724 above.

CoinGlass derivatives data puts 24-hour futures volume at $541.41M against $65.26M in spot, a gap of 8.3 times.
Binance LINK/USDT volume rose 70.65% to $148.35M, yet open interest, the total value of open contracts, fell 4.97% to $91.85M.
That split has a simple reading. Unwinding.
Liquidations agree. Shorts lost $578.58K in 24 hours and longs lost $404.26K, so both sides got flushed.
But the long/short ratio on Binance still reads 1.694, so longs outnumber shorts by roughly 1.7 to 1.
The whale holder analysis explained how thin books react.
Etherscan counts 4,005 whale-tier wallets, only 0.44% of holders, yet they control 90.54% of market cap.
But Binance Cold Wallet 28 holds 34.69M LINK, and exchange wallets are where selling starts.
SoSoValue ETF data shows $0 net inflow on October 28, 2026, the 8th flat session, since a $397.26K outflow on October 16, 2026.
Value traded jumped to $7.39M from $2.37M a day earlier, so buying and selling offset each other.
A bounce needs something that's missing. Spot ETF demand.
So who buys $11.819 if spot volume stays at $65.26M a day?
This Chainlink price prediction covers the next 24 to 72 hours from October 29, 2026, 08:15 UTC. Bears hold the edge, and no path here is guaranteed.
Scenario | Trigger | Target | Invalidation | Liquidity Condition |
Bear | 4-hour trade under $11.20 | $10.599 | Trade back above $11.724 | Open interest stays low, spot thin |
Base | Range of $11.20 to $11.819 | Same range | Break of either edge on volume | Volume near $312.52M |
Bull | 4-hour trade above $11.995 | $12.281, then $12.712 | Trade back under $11.724 | Spot volume rises, ETF inflows return |
Next 24 hours, expect $11.20 to $11.819, with event headlines adding noise.
A 4-hour trade under $11.20 targets $10.599, a 6.7% drop from $11.36.
November depends on whether the 200 EMA at $12.313 flips to support. The November price outlook mapped the wider range.
A move to $12 needs a 5.6% climb from $11.36, past $11.819 and $11.995 on rising spot volume.
And ETF flows at $0 make that harder.
But a 4-hour trade above $11.995 would be the first real proof, with $12.281 next.
Bitcoin comes first. $LINK fell 2.3 times as hard as Bitcoin's 1.52% drop.
Fresh adoption headlines, like the LG CNS partnership, need volume behind them, and a sold-the-news reaction could erase any bounce.
This Chainlink price prediction stays bearish under $11.819 and turns bullish only on a 4-hour trade above $11.995, with $12.281 next.
Spot buyers decide what happens at $11.819.
Disclaimer: This article is for information only and isn't financial advice. Crypto prices swing fast, and scenarios aren't guarantees. Research independently before any trade.