Chainlink announced a partnership with Mastercard. It will allow payment cardholders around the world to buy crypto assets directly on-chain by converting fiat funds into cryptocurrencies.
Both Bittensor and Chainlink could benefit significantly from the expansion of AI usage. Bittensor aims to become a marketplace for purchasing AI training services and related offerings, while Chainlink is primarily positioned as a provider of real-time market data via blockchain.
Chainlink’s price action has entered a decisive phase after months of sustained weakness and sideways movement. The token is currently trading within a tightening range, reflecting a market that has yet to choose a clear direction.
After six months of continuous decline, a green candle has finally appeared on the chart. However, $LINK is still trading below $10. Many market participants view the current sideways movement as a good opportunity to accumulate positions.
Months of relentless selling pushed LINK from $29 in August to a low of around $7.19 in early February. Since then, the chart has quietly been forming a base, and Tuesday’s partnership announcement — enabling institutional Coinbase data via Chainlink infrastructure — marked a key development. Price has not yet fully reacted, but the setup is now stronger than at any point since October.
Chainlink has launched a new service called Data Streams, delivering real-time price feeds for U.S. stocks and ETFs directly on-chain.
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