The post Can LINK remain bullish after its ETF went live? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. It’s been a big few days for Chainlink. The LINK price jumped to $14.84 thanks to stronger network activity, growing institutional interest, and the attention surrounding Grayscale’s new Chainlink ETF (GLNK). But the rally didn’t last long, and the price slipped back down to $11.79. By December 5, the LINK price had started to recover, hovering around $14.1 and posting almost a 5% gain over the past week. So where does Chainlink go from here — what does the Chainlink outlook look like now? Summary LINK price volatility: Chainlink surged to $14.84 before dropping to $11.79, then rebounded toward $14.1. Recovery supported by Grayscale’s new Chainlink ETF launch and a new Solana–Base bridge developed with Coinbase. Chainlink’s growing institutional interest and cross-chain expansion strengthen its near-term momentum. A breakout above $14.6 could open the door to $18.3–$19.3. Losing support at $11.6 may push LINK down toward the $9 zone. Current market scenario Chainlink (LINK) slid to about $11.79, but has already managed to rebound and head up toward $14 again. LINK 1-day chart, December 2025 | Source: crypto.news The rebound was likely driven by Grayscale launching its Chainlink ETF on NYSE Arca, giving LINK a rare institution-focused investment product. On top of that, Coinbase and Chainlink have officially rolled out a new bridge connecting Solana and Base, Ethereum’s Layer-2 network. All of this strengthens the broader narrative around Chainlink, suggesting that growing institutional interest and expanding cross-chain infrastructure could continue to support LINK’s momentum in the near term. Bullish outlook The big level to watch is $14.6. A clean break and hold above that line — with volume to back it up — could spark a run to $18.3 and maybe even $19.3. If that happens, Chainlink could easily rank among the top large-cap movers, helped along by potential GLNK… The post Can LINK remain bullish after its ETF went live? appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. It’s been a big few days for Chainlink. The LINK price jumped to $14.84 thanks to stronger network activity, growing institutional interest, and the attention surrounding Grayscale’s new Chainlink ETF (GLNK). But the rally didn’t last long, and the price slipped back down to $11.79. By December 5, the LINK price had started to recover, hovering around $14.1 and posting almost a 5% gain over the past week. So where does Chainlink go from here — what does the Chainlink outlook look like now? Summary LINK price volatility: Chainlink surged to $14.84 before dropping to $11.79, then rebounded toward $14.1. Recovery supported by Grayscale’s new Chainlink ETF launch and a new Solana–Base bridge developed with Coinbase. Chainlink’s growing institutional interest and cross-chain expansion strengthen its near-term momentum. A breakout above $14.6 could open the door to $18.3–$19.3. Losing support at $11.6 may push LINK down toward the $9 zone. Current market scenario Chainlink (LINK) slid to about $11.79, but has already managed to rebound and head up toward $14 again. LINK 1-day chart, December 2025 | Source: crypto.news The rebound was likely driven by Grayscale launching its Chainlink ETF on NYSE Arca, giving LINK a rare institution-focused investment product. On top of that, Coinbase and Chainlink have officially rolled out a new bridge connecting Solana and Base, Ethereum’s Layer-2 network. All of this strengthens the broader narrative around Chainlink, suggesting that growing institutional interest and expanding cross-chain infrastructure could continue to support LINK’s momentum in the near term. Bullish outlook The big level to watch is $14.6. A clean break and hold above that line — with volume to back it up — could spark a run to $18.3 and maybe even $19.3. If that happens, Chainlink could easily rank among the top large-cap movers, helped along by potential GLNK…