Coin Bureau: LINK will rise

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LINK closing prices, adjusted for splits. The shaded span is the one-year window: it starts at the first close after the video went public and ends at the last close on or before one year after the day the video was published.

What was said around it

network has verifiable institutional traction that almost no other crypto asset can claim. And the token price has largely failed to reflect it. But that divergence is not a bug in the thesis. That divergence is the thesis. Because think about what the bear case for LINK really is at this stage. Nobody serious is arguing Swift, DTCC, Fidelity, and Robinhood are building on vaporware. The argument against holding LINK is mostly about timing, about whether pilots become volume, and whether the value capture mechanics kick in before dilution and swaps them. But the Chainlink network is only going in one direction, upwards and onwards. You don't see banks walking back from Chainlink. You see the build program rewired to funnel fees into LINK, staking rebuilt around real usage, and a fee curve bending sharply upward. The token is priced as if none of that is happening, and that's the asymmetry. The risk is there, of course, but it's understood and quantified. The upside is the scenario where these pilots flip to production, and that 213% fee growth becomes the norm. So, how do you actually judge whether that's happening instead of just hoping? Well, let's consider the signals to watch from

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