Chainlink Price Today — LINK Rate, Chart and Converter
Use this page to check the current Chainlink (LINK) price and compare the token against major fiat currencies and leading crypto quote assets. The page is focused on market value, historical movement and conversion data rather than an executable exchange order for one specific pair.
All changing values are supplied by market-data API blocks. Static text explains what the figures mean, while each shortcode states the asset, quote set and other key output parameters directly.
Live LINK Price Chart Against Top Fiat and Crypto
The main chart shows how the LINK price changes against widely used fiat and crypto reference assets. Users can switch the time period without opening separate charts for each range.
LINK price decreased from $12.16 on 23 Oct 2026 to $11.70 on 24 Oct 2026.
LINK price decreased from $12.24 on 17 Oct 2026 to $11.70 on 24 Oct 2026.
LINK price decreased from $12.29 on 24 Sep 2026 to $11.70 on 24 Oct 2026.
LINK price increased from $8.41 on 26 Jul 2026 to $11.74 on 24 Oct 2026.
LINK price decreased from $17.89 on 25 Oct 2025 to $11.70 on 24 Oct 2026.
The chart shows the current price and recent movement for the selected period, with a tooltip-style dot marking the latest data point. A reference timestamp on the price table below makes it clear when values were last refreshed.
LINK Price Across Major Quote Currencies
One LINK can be expressed in different units depending on the selected quote asset. USD, EUR and GBP provide fiat references, while BTC, ETH, USDT and USDC make it possible to compare Chainlink with major crypto assets and stablecoins.
This block is a current-value comparison rather than a historical chart. Each value uses the same market-data source as the main chart so the figures do not conflict with one another.
How Much Is 1 Chainlink Worth?
The value of one LINK depends on the quote currency selected. For example, LINK/USD answers how many US dollars one token is worth, while LINK/BTC shows the fraction of a Bitcoin represented by the same token at the current market rate.
Because crypto markets move continuously, a fixed value written into the article would become outdated. The current numbers should always come from the live chart and quote block above.
Convert LINK at the Current Market Price
The converter is for users who know how many LINK they hold and want to calculate the reference value in another currency. It supports the same fiat and crypto quote set used by the chart so the calculation remains consistent across the page.
The result is a market-value calculation rather than a guaranteed exchange payout. An executable crypto exchange can also reflect service fees, liquidity and the conditions of the selected route.
LINK Conversion Table for Popular Amounts
Preset amounts make it possible to compare several LINK balances without entering each quantity manually. The same live reference rates are used for every row and every quote currency.
| LINK | USD | EUR | GBP | USDT | USDC |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 LINK | $11.70 | €10.44 | £8.75 | 12.53 USDT | 12.53 USDC |
| 5 LINK | $58.50 | €52.20 | £43.75 | 62.65 USDT | 62.65 USDC |
| 10 LINK | $117.00 | €104.40 | £87.50 | 125.30 USDT | 125.30 USDC |
| 25 LINK | $292.50 | €261.00 | £218.75 | 313.25 USDT | 313.25 USDC |
| 50 LINK | $585.00 | €522.00 | £437.50 | 626.50 USDT | 626.50 USDC |
| 100 LINK | $1,170.00 | €1,044.00 | £875.00 | 1,253.00 USDT | 1,253.00 USDC |
Last updated: 24 Oct 2026, 08:05 UTC
The table shows 1, 5, 10, 25, 50 and 100 LINK against USD, EUR, GBP, BTC, ETH, USDT and USDC, along with the reference timestamp used for the calculations.
LINK Price by Quote Type
LINK can be interpreted differently depending on whether the quote is fiat, a stablecoin or another volatile cryptocurrency. Grouping these quote types makes it easier to compare dollar-referenced values with LINK/BTC and LINK/ETH without treating every pair as a separate top-level topic.
LINK Price in USD, USDT and USDC
Dollar-denominated quotes are often the easiest way to understand the current market value of Chainlink. LINK/USD uses a fiat reference, while LINK/USDT and LINK/USDC express the token through dollar-referenced stablecoins.
These values are often close but should not be assumed to be mathematically identical at every moment. Different market venues, update times and liquidity conditions can create small differences between USD and stablecoin quotes.
For an actual stablecoin conversion, use the dedicated LINK to USDT exchange page rather than treating the market price as the final receive amount.
LINK Price in Bitcoin and Ethereum
LINK/BTC and LINK/ETH measure Chainlink relative to other volatile cryptocurrencies instead of a dollar unit. These pairs can move even when the dollar price of LINK appears relatively stable because Bitcoin, Ethereum and Chainlink are changing against one another at the same time.
For example, LINK can rise in USD while falling against BTC if Bitcoin appreciates faster during the same period. This is why the selected quote asset matters when interpreting the price chart.
For a transaction that pays out Bitcoin, use the LINK to BTC exchange page for the order-specific quote.
What Affects the Chainlink Price?
LINK price is formed by market supply and demand across trading venues. Broader crypto-market conditions, Chainlink adoption, token supply expectations, liquidity, ecosystem developments and market sentiment can all influence buying and selling pressure.
The apparent direction also depends on the quote currency. A move that looks positive in USD can look weaker against BTC or ETH when those assets rise faster over the same period.
Why Can LINK Prices Differ Between Sources?
Different websites can show slightly different LINK prices because they may use different exchanges, aggregation methods, quote assets and refresh times. A market-data provider can calculate an index from several venues, while another source may display the last traded price from one market.
For that reason, values on this page should be labeled as market or reference data. The timestamp and consistent API source are important because they let users understand exactly what type of price they are comparing.
LINK Market Price vs Exchange Quote
The market price answers what LINK is worth in a reference currency at a given moment. An exchange quote answers how much of the destination cryptocurrency can be received for a specific amount on a specific route.
The two values can differ because an exchange transaction can reflect service fees, available liquidity and current route conditions. Use the LINK exchange hub when you want to move from price research to an actual conversion.
Is Chainlink Cheap or Expensive?
A low or high unit price by itself does not show whether an asset is cheap or expensive. Token supply, market capitalization, utility, demand, liquidity and expectations about future use all affect how a per-token price should be interpreted.
Comparing LINK only by nominal price with Bitcoin, Ethereum or another coin can therefore be misleading. A lower price per token does not automatically mean a lower total valuation or greater potential upside.
FAQ
How much is 1 Chainlink worth in US dollars?
Check LINK/USD in the live chart or quote block on this page. The value changes with the market, so the dynamic API result should be treated as the current reference rather than a fixed number in the article.
What is the current price of Chainlink in USDT?
LINK/USDT is included in the live crypto quote set on this page. Use the dedicated exchange page when you need an executable LINK → USDT receive amount rather than a market reference.
How much is LINK crypto worth?
LINK has a different numerical value in each quote currency. The same token can be expressed in USD, EUR, GBP, BTC, ETH, USDT or USDC using the current reference rate for that pair.
Why is Chainlink so cheap?
Calling LINK cheap based only on its unit price can be misleading. Market capitalization, supply, utility, liquidity and demand provide more context than comparing nominal token prices.
Is the LINK price the same on every exchange?
No. Small differences can occur because venues have different liquidity, order flow, aggregation methods and update timing. A reference market price can also differ from an executable exchange quote for a specific amount.
Is the LINK price chart a prediction?
No. The chart shows historical and current market data for the selected quote asset and period. Past movement does not guarantee a future LINK price or trend.