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LINK Technical Analysis Feb 14

LINK, positioned close to a strong support region at the 8.83 dollar level, showed a 5.24% rise in the last 24 hours, but the general downtrend continues. Critical resistances at 8.91 and 9.42 will be tested, while buyers are collecting liquidity around 8.24.

Current Price Position and Critical Levels

LINK price is currently trading at the 8.83 dollar level and is positioned at the upper part of the 8.30-8.91 band, which is the last 24-hour range. Although the overall trend is downward, RSI at 35.59 is approaching the oversold region, and a short-term reaction buy is being observed. The price continues to stay below EMA20 (9.58 dollars), giving a bearish signal; the Supertrend indicator also points to the 10.85 dollar resistance. In multiple timeframes (1D/3D/1W), 15 strong levels have been detected: 3 supports/3 resistances in 1D, 2 supports/3 resistances in 3D, and 3 supports/4 resistances confluence in 1W. This confluence increases the strength of the levels; for example, the 8.24 support level stands out as an order block in 1D and 3D.

Support Levels: Buyer Zones

Primary Support

The strongest support level is 8.2435 dollars (score: 68/100), very close to the 24-hour low of 8.30, and the main reason for the 5.24% bounce from here. This level is defined as a strong demand zone in the 1D timeframe; it has been tested three times in the past and rejected each time with high-volume buyer entry. There is also an order block confluence in the 3D chart – an area where big players collect liquidity. The volume profile peaks here, meaning it’s a liquidity pool for institutional buyers hunting stop-losses. A break of this level would lead to 7.1500 dollars (score: 62/100); invalidation requires a close below 8.00.

Secondary Support and Stop Levels

Among secondary supports, 8.7600 dollars (score: 61/100) stands out; this level is just below the current price and functions as the swing low of the recent rally. It aligns with Fibonacci 0.618 retracement in the 1W timeframe, and there is also EMA50 confluence (around 8.75). Historically, strong bounces have been observed here twice, supported by volume increase. Deeper support is at 7.1500 dollars; this is a breaker block in 1D and an extension of monthly lows in 3D. Stop level recommended below 7.00, as it creates a large liquidity gap and points to a downside target of 4.5252 dollars (score: 22/100). The strength of these levels is proven by multi-timeframe rejections and volume confirmation.

Resistance Levels: Seller Zones

Near-Term Resistances

The most critical near-term resistance is 8.9100 dollars (score: 72/100); the 24-hour high of 8.91 was rejected right here. This level is reinforced by a supply zone on the 1D chart and the approach to EMA20 (9.58). In four past tests, selling pressure dominated three times, with volume spikes confirming seller entry. A clean close and increasing volume are required for a breakout; otherwise, fakeout risk is high. Immediately above is 9.4274 dollars (score: 73/100), the strongest resistance here – confluence with order block in 3D timeframe and 1W Fibonacci 0.5 level.

Main Resistance and Targets

The main resistance is 10.8425 dollars (score: 68/100), aligning with Supertrend resistance and the main trendline in 1W. This level is the peak of the November 2025 rally and a high-volume rejection point; a liquidity region where big players opened short positions. If broken, upside target of 13.1219 dollars (score: 51/100) comes into play, with R/R ratio around 1:2.5. Invalidation requires a close above 11.00. The importance of these resistances comes from repeated tests and MTF confluence; for example, 9.42 has over 70% rejection rate.

Liquidity Map and Big Players

According to the liquidity map, buyer liquidity is concentrated between 8.24-8.30; stop-loss clusters are here, and big players (smart money) are doing long sweeps from this level. Above, sell-side liquidity between 8.91-9.42, short stops can be hunted. Around 10.84 is a mega order block – ideal for whales’ short entries. In the downtrend, downside liquidity grab (below 7.15) is likely; for upside, 9.42 liquidity cleanup is required. Volume analysis shows buyer divergence at supports, while seller confluence dominates at resistances.

Bitcoin Correlation

BTC is currently at 68,919 dollars and up 3.62%, but the overall downtrend continues; main supports at 68,806, 65,415, and 60,000 dollars. Resistances at 71,248, 75,121, and 78,145. BTC Supertrend bearish signal poses risk for alts – LINK is correlated to BTC at 0.85%, if BTC slips below 68k, LINK tests 8.24. If BTC breaks out above 71k, LINK could head to 9.42. Follow LINK Spot Analysis and LINK Futures Analysis.

Trading Plan and Level-Based Strategy

Level-based outlook: Break of 8.91 triggers upside momentum (targets 9.42-10.84), hold at 8.24 gives long bias. Conversely, break of 8.24 offers short opportunity (targets 7.15-4.52). Risk management is critical: Stops below 8.00 for support longs, above 9.50 for resistance shorts. This is a price action-focused approach (rejection/breakout); no news flow but monitor BTC. Optimize R/R, wait for volume confirmation – not investment advice.

This analysis uses Chief Analyst Devrim Cacal’s market views and methodology.

Senior Technical Analyst: James Mitchell

6 years of crypto market analysis

This analysis is not investment advice. Do your own research.

Source: https://en.coinotag.com/analysis/link-technical-analysis-february-14-2026-support-resistance-levels

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