Chainlink (LINK) has kicked off 2025 on a rocky note, with early losses casting doubt on the cryptocurrency’s short-term price trajectory. However, despite this sluggish start, bullish sentiment remains strong among analysts, who are optimistic about LINK’s prospects in the coming months.
January ended on a positive note, with Chainlink making a solid comeback and gaining 15%, reversing its earlier losses. This momentum has sparked optimism for February, as analysts predict the possibility of further green candles for LINK.
One analyst, Realmabbaskhan, shared his analysis on Binance Square, highlighting the technical indicators suggesting that Chainlink could be on the brink of a major rally. “Looking at the 4-hour chart, LINK is showing strong bullish momentum,” he noted, adding that the next significant price movement could see LINK pushing well above $30. He pointed out that LINK is trading above both the 20 EMA ($24.27) and the 200 EMA ($23.37), a key technical level that has historically signaled price surges once reclaimed.
Furthermore, Realmabbaskhan highlighted the formation of higher lows, which suggests steady accumulation before a potential breakout. Chainlink’s continued integration with major financial institutions and growing efforts in tokenization could be significant catalysts for increasing demand in the coming months.
Resistance at the $25–$26 range has been a key barrier for LINK in the past. However, analysts are optimistic that a breakout above this level could see LINK surge to over $34. Crypto price prediction site CoinCodex has forecasted a 27% increase, with LINK potentially reaching above $32 in February.
Looking further ahead, if LINK surpasses the $25 resistance, analysts predict an even more bullish outlook. Some projections suggest that LINK could surge to $41 within a month, with a possible rise to $48 by May—an 88% increase from current levels.
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As of now, Chainlink is trading at just above $24, showing a slight 2% decline over the past week. Despite a minor correction, LINK is showing signs of recovery, making a move toward $35 highly plausible in the near term.
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