Key Highlights
- LINK trades at $14.44, registering a 0.95% gain over the last 24 hours while maintaining the $14 support zone.
- The token’s ETF products recorded their third consecutive day of positive flows, adding $2.62 million on October 1.
- Total ETF net assets now stand at $244.34 million, accounting for 2.27% of LINK’s total market capitalization.
- Open interest in Chainlink derivatives markets rose to $771.91 million despite a 21.53% drop in trading volume.
- The release of CCIP 2.0 triggered a 10% price surge in a single session, contributing to an 18% year-to-date advance.
Chainlink’s native token advanced 0.95% in the past 24 hours to reach $14.44, mirroring the broader cryptocurrency market’s upward momentum. Bitcoin maintained its position above the $86,000 threshold while Ethereum stayed comfortably above $2,700 during the same timeframe.

Over the past 30 days, LINK has delivered gains exceeding 30%. This rally coincided with the deployment of CCIP 2.0, Chainlink’s enhanced cross-chain communication infrastructure.
The overall cryptocurrency market cap expanded 2.37% to $2.93 trillion. Meanwhile, XRP posted a 3% increase, reaching $1.53 in the same 24-hour window.
ETF Products Record Third Straight Day of Capital Inflows
Data from SoSoValue shows that Chainlink’s two exchange-traded fund products attracted $2.62 million in net inflows on October 1. Bitwise’s CLNK vehicle captured the entire amount, while Grayscale’s GLNK fund reported neutral flows for that session.

Since their respective launches, the two funds have accumulated $168.96 million in combined inflows. Their aggregate net assets reached $244.34 million, equivalent to 2.27% of LINK’s circulating market value.
The weekly inflow figure for both products totaled $8.30 million. Daily trading activity across the pair amounted to $14.99 million, with Grayscale’s fund accounting for $14.56 million of that volume.
Grayscale’s GLNK product holds $175.69 million in net assets, while Bitwise’s CLNK manages $68.64 million.
Market analyst Trader Symba, posting as @Nebulabsxyz, offered commentary on LINK’s current chart structure. According to Symba, the token is experiencing a significant retracement, with a strong probability of testing rising trendline support between $12.70 and $13.00 before reversing course.
The analyst noted that maintaining this trendline could enable LINK to push back toward the $14.00ā$14.50 range, potentially setting up a challenge of the recent $15.50 peak. Symba identified $12.70 as the critical support level that buyers need to preserve.
Price Action and Derivatives Activity
On October 2, LINK changed hands at $14.451, marking a 0.56% increase on the most recent four-hour candle. The asset has sustained its position above the $14 support threshold following its pullback from September’s high.
The four-hour relative strength index registered 52.27, suggesting mild bullish sentiment within a largely neutral momentum environment. The MACD indicator stood at 0.048, trailing its signal line at 0.083, with the histogram displaying a negative reading of -0.035.
Breaking above the $15 resistance barrier could clear the way for a move toward $16. Maintaining the $14 level would preserve the current consolidation pattern.
Should LINK lose the $14 support, the $13 zone would likely come into focus. A more substantial decline could bring the $12.20 area into play, a level that previously prompted a rebound in September.
In Chainlink’s derivatives market, trading volume contracted 21.53% to $589.69 million. However, open interest edged up 0.08% to $771.91 million, indicating that aggregate futures exposure remained relatively stable.
The CCIP 2.0 upgrade, which launched in late September, introduced enhanced security mechanisms to Chainlink’s cross-chain messaging infrastructure. This development aligns with the expanding real-world asset tokenization sector, where Chainlink has established itself as a key infrastructure layer.
Year-to-date, Chainlink has climbed 18%, significantly outpacing Bitcoin’s 5% decline over the same period. The announcement of CCIP 2.0 catalyzed a 10% single-day price spike for LINK.





