- Analysts have projected that LINK might reach prices between $32 and $44 based on its technological advancements and strategic partnerships.
- Chainlink and ADGM have just formalized their collaboration with an MoU to strengthen compliant tokenization frameworks.
Chainlink (LINK), the decentralized oracle network, has entered into a partnership with Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), Abu Dhabi’s premier international financial center, aiming to advance compliant tokenization frameworks and boost market optimism about its long-term potential. Following the announcement, LINK’s price surged by 6%, building on a 10% increase over the past week, and is currently trading at 15.44.
LINK reached a yearly high of $27.28 on January 22, but since then, it has dipped below $20. Analysts suggest that a move past $18 could trigger a larger rally. Meanwhile, LINK’s trading volume has seen a slight 3.11% decline to $10.14 billion. Despite this, key technical indicators support a bullish outlook; the Relative Strength Index (RSI) has surpassed 50, signaling growing momentum, while the Money Flow Index (MFI) mirrors this trend, indicating rising capital inflows.
If this upward momentum continues, LINK could climb to the 0.618 Fibonacci level at $19.14, with a strong chance of breaking past $25.80, then $32.66, and ultimately surging beyond $40.70, which has been identified as the upper wedge resistance zone.
Further fueling this bullish outlook, the ADGM partnership is strengthening Chainlink’s role in blockchain infrastructure, while the project remains a leader among the top 10 Decentralized Finance (DeFi) developments, according to CNF reports. Adding to the optimism, a recent statement from an analyst on X highlighted a bull flag pattern for $LINK, predicting a target price of $43.8, further cementing its dominance in the crypto market.
Details of the Partnership
Analyzing ADGM’s official report on the partnership, CNF found that this collaboration aims to develop compliant tokenization frameworks, making it easier for businesses in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to adopt blockchain technology securely. Hamad Sayah Al Mazrouei, CEO of ADGM Registration Authority, emphasized the significance of the partnership, stating, “By collaborating with Chainlink, we are aiming to set a global benchmark that spearheads transparency, security, and trust across the blockchain space.”
As part of this initiative, ADGM will gain access to Chainlink’s advanced blockchain tools, including data feeds and interoperability services, facilitating regulatory discussions on blockchain, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technologies. The partnership will also include educational events designed to help businesses and investors better understand tokenization, proof of reserves, blockchain standards, and cross-chain infrastructure.
This alliance is expected to strengthen Chainlink’s presence in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, potentially accelerating the adoption of its services. Angie Walker, Global Head of Banking and Capital Markets at Chainlink Labs highlighted the significance of the partnership, stating, “Our alliance will elevate the blockchain ecosystem in the UAE, driving greater innovation and adoption.” She also hinted that projects under ADGM’s guidance will soon integrate Chainlink’s technology, ensuring compliance and security in the region’s expanding blockchain landscape.
