Why Chainlink (LINK) May Struggle to Deliver Gains This October

Why Chainlink (LINK) May Struggle to Deliver Gains This October

Chainlink (LINK) has seen a 14% decline in value over the past seven days, mirroring the broader market downtrend. This double-digit drop has pushed Chainlink’s price below critical support levels, making it difficult to regain upward momentum without new demand entering the market.

This analysis highlights why LINK holders may need help to turn a profit over the next few weeks. 

Chainlink’s price movements assessed on a one-day chart reveal that it now sits below its 20-day exponential moving average (EMA). An asset’s 20-day EMA tracks its average price over the past 20 trading days. It gives more weight to recent prices, making it useful for identifying potential reversals or trends in price action.

When price falls below this key moving average, it suggests that the short-term trend has turned downward and that further price declines are more likely.

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LINK 20-Day EMA. Source: TradingView

Furthermore, Chainlink’s price is poised to break below its Ichimoku Cloud, lending credence to its bearish outlook. The Ichimoku Cloud gauges market trends, momentum, and support/resistance levels. When an asset’s price drops below the Cloud, it suggests a bearish phase, indicating that downward momentum is prevailing.

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When this happens, the Cloud becomes a resistance level, making it more challenging for the price to rise above it without a surge in buying pressure.

LINK Ichimoku Cloud. Source: TradingView

LINK’s Aroon Down Line, which tracks the strength of its downtrend, currently stands at 92.66%, confirming the token’s strong price decline.

A reading near 100% indicates that the price has consistently made lower highs, signaling a strong downtrend. If this trend persists, Chainlink’s price could drop another 27%, potentially revisiting its August 5 low of $8.12.

Read more: Chainlink (LINK) Price Prediction 2024/2025/2030

LINK Price Analysis. Source: TradingView

However, if the altcoin sees a resurgence in buying pressure and breaks above its Cloud and 20-day EMA, Chainlink’s price may climb toward $19.73.

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