Chainlink Breaks 3-Month High Amid Record 2025 Enthusiasm

[Ben Graham]

According to market reports, Chainlink hit a three-month high at $23.80 this week as community sentiment for 2025 reached its strongest point so far.

Trading activity was up, with about $2 billion in volume reported in the last 24 hours. The move came alongside broader crypto gains, but LINK’s own narratives — from real-world assets to cross-chain tools — are getting a lot of attention.

Community Momentum And Market Moves

Reports have highlighted a spike in bullish talk from Chainlink’s community, often called “marines,” and on-chain activity that traders are watching closely.

Based on Etherscan data, one token contract reportedly bought back roughly 40,000 LINK units in an hour via Uniswap V3, which traders said added fuel to the rally.

Sentiment trackers show a notable upswing, and trading charts reflect a string of green days that pushed prices into the mid-twenties.

Chainlink’s Role In RWA And Policy Debates

Based on reports, Chainlink now secures over $62 billion in total value that relies on its oracle feeds, a figure that was put at about 60% of the oracle market.

The project is reported to provide data for 450 projects across 21 chains. LINK’s exposure to real-world assets also gets attention: reports place Chainlink-linked RWAs at nearly $16 billion out of a $57 billion RWA space.

The project was mentioned in recent White House digital asset frameworks as an example of oracle usage, which added another layer to the story driving interest.

Price Signals And Technical Readouts

According to short-term forecasts cited by some providers, LINK could rise by 7% to reach $25 by September 13, 2025.

Market indicators shown in those reports mark current sentiment as Bullish, with the Fear & Greed Index at 75 (Greed).

LINK recorded 19/30 green days over the past month, with price volatility at about 10% for the same period.

Active daily transactions on Chainlink’s token have climbed during this rally, even though the baseline number of holders remains relatively low.

Featured image from Unsplash, chart from TradingView