LINK/USDT

Market

Last trade

$13.2180

Bid

$8.1922

Ask

$8.2287

Mid

$8.2105

Spread

44.4 bps

Day high

$8.3415

Day low

$8.0699

Previous close

$8.1640

Venue volume

0

Analysis deterministic · technical only

Chainlink (LINK/USDT) presents a deteriorating technical picture: price is above its 50-day average, with RSI at 48.9 and normal volatility. The technical setup scores 23/100 on the same rubric used for equities, though its liquidity component is not comparable — see the caveats below. This is a reading of price behaviour only — no issuer disclosure exists for a digital asset, so nothing here speaks to adoption, protocol changes, regulation or counterparty risk.

Technical score

23/100

Indicators read

SMA20, SMA50, SMA200, RSI(14), MACD, ATR(14), momentum, 52-week range

Constructive

• ▲ Trading above its 50-day average.
• ▲ Recovering: +3.7% over 60 sessions against -7.3% over 120.
• ▲ RSI 48.9 is neutral.

Cautionary

• ▼ Trading below its 20-day, 200-day averages.
• ▼ 50-day average sits below the 200-day (death cross).
• ▼ -0.5% over the last 20 sessions.
• ▼ MACD is below its signal line.
• ▼ -45.3% from its 52-week high.

What this cannot see

• No issuer, filings or executive communications exist for a digital asset — the transcript and SEC evidence behind an equity report has no counterpart here.
• Volume is Alpaca's US venue only, so liquidity and relative-volume readings are not market-wide.
• No on-chain data (holder concentration, exchange flows, supply schedule) is consulted.

Technical

Trend

bearish

Technical score

23/100

RSI(14)

48.9

SMA 20/50/200

8.38 / 8.03 / 8.96

MACD

0.009

ATR(14)

0.3

Momentum 20/60/120d

-0.5% / 3.7% / -7.3%

From 52w high

-45.3%

Golden cross

no

Volatility

normal

How to read these

• Volume, relativeVolume and avgDollarVolume reflect Alpaca's US crypto venue alone, not aggregate market volume — the liquidity component of the score is not comparable to an equity's.
• 52-week and moving-average windows count calendar days: crypto trades 24/7, so a 200-day window here spans less market activity per bar than 200 equity sessions.