- Chainlink trades above $9 and could see a breakout amid a bullish technical setup.
- Market conditions and overall weakness may allow bears to eye support near $8.
- If bulls take control, LINK could rally towards past year highs.
Chainlink price rose slightly on Tuesday as the latest gains pushed Bitcoin to above $70,000 and altcoins showed strength amid easing investor jitters around the Iran war.
While LINK price remains in a downtrend amid the crypto market’s overall sentiment, bulls are holding steady above $9 and could extend upwards as a key technical setup strengthens.
At the time of writing, LINK’s price hovered around $9.13, up 3.4% in the past 24 hours and 6% in the past week as buyers pushed prices off lows of $8.40 reached on Monday, March 9.
Notably, Chainlink is edging higher amid an 8% increase in daily trading volume.
LINK price today
Chainlink’s latest price movement indicates resilience despite overall uncertainty around macro and geopolitical headwinds.
However, the gains to intraday highs of $9.16 means bulls have a slight cushion after Monday’s dip.
Daily volume stands at over $721 million.
A notable aspect of LINK price over the past month or so is the resilience shown through inflows into spot exchange-traded fund products.
According to SoSoValue data, Chainlink spot ETFs saw inflows of $2 million on March 9, up from $935k on March 6 and $1.93 million a day earlier.
Cumulative inflows totaled $92.66 million, suggesting investor conviction. Prices may rebound hard amid further ETF action.
Chainlink price technical forecast
The daily chart shows Chainlink price poised near the upper boundary of a long-term descending channel.
Bulls’ gains in the past week have also pushed the token into a tightening consolidation pattern marked by a downtrend line from the highs of $27 hit in August 2025.
As the chart shows, LINK has traded within a tight range between $7.84 and $9.55 since bouncing from the lows on February 5.
The $8.10 level has acted as a key support level during this time.
However, more importantly, LINK is near the resistance mark of both the parallel channel and the downtrend line.
While LINK price remains confined within the bearish structure, a breakout is likely to catapult prices to an initial supply zone around $12.
Buyers may also fancy a short-term push to highs of $14, another support-turned-resistance level from November and December 2025.
If a stronger uptick across crypto materializes, $19.85 would provide the next hurdle before bulls likely retest $27.
On the downside, bears could have fresh momentum at the $8.32–$8.50 zone.
But if bulls manage to hold above this area, LINK’s breakout structure will remain.
