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Chainlink price in euros
The price of Chainlink (LINK) in euros, the 24-hour change and the closing price of every week since 2019. Below that: what Chainlink is and where you can buy it.
Price now
€9.53
-2.34% · 24-hour change
Updated at 17:20 UTC on 8 November 2026
Source: CoinGecko, a mid-market price across trading venues. Our database fetches it every ten minutes. At an exchange, spread and fees come on top.
Not advice: this page shows current and past prices, and says nothing about where the price is heading.
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- Change over this period
- -23%€13.14 → €10.18
- Highest weekly close
- €13.14on 6 November 2025
- Lowest weekly close
- €6.46on 2 July 2026
Weekly closing price in euros on Kraken (public OHLC API, pair LINKEUR), updated on 8 November 2026. The week still in progress is not included.
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| Year | Closing price | Compared with a year earlier |
|---|---|---|
| 2026 | €10.185 November 2026 | -2% |
| 2025 | €10.4325 December 2025 | -56% |
| 2024 | €23.4926 December 2024 | +56% |
| 2023 | €15.0728 December 2023 | +183% |
| 2022 | €5.3329 December 2022 | -69% |
| 2021 | €17.3730 December 2021 | +90% |
| 2020 | €9.1631 December 2020 | +473% |
| 2019 | €1.6026 December 2019 | — |
What is Chainlink?
Chainlink is an oracle platform: a network that brings data from outside a blockchain to smart contracts. Sergey Nazarov and Steve Ellis founded it in September 2017, when the whitepaper was published, with Ari Juels as co-author. The network went live on Ethereum in May 2019.
Chainlink is not a blockchain itself. Several independent oracle nodes update each data feed: they exchange their signed observations and together send a single aggregated transaction to the chain. LINK is an ERC-677 token, originally issued on Ethereum.
The total supply is capped at 1 billion LINK.
LINK is the unit of payment for Chainlink services and the fee for those who run the nodes. Since December 2022 you can also lock up LINK (staking); if a node performs poorly, part of the staked LINK can be taken away.
Where to buy Chainlink
These partners include Chainlink in their own public list of what you can buy in the EEA. Checked on 8 November 2026, in alphabetical order.
Bybit
Trading pairs: LINK/EUR, LINK/USDC
Source: api.bybit.eu, spot instruments
Go to Bybit
Finst
Trading pairs: LINK/EUR
Source: finst.com/en/crypto
Go to Finst
Kraken Pro
Trading pairs: LINK/EUR
Source: api.kraken.com, AssetPairs
Go to Kraken Pro
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Where does the Chainlink price come from?
From CoinGecko, which averages the price across the trading venues where Chainlink is traded. Our database fetches that price every ten minutes; the time is shown next to the price.
Why is the price different from the one at my exchange?
This is a mid-market price. An exchange sets its own buying and selling prices, with spread and fees. That means you pay more when you buy and get less when you sell.
What does the chart show?
The closing price of each past week in euros, as Kraken publishes it openly, since 2019. It contains no forecast, only what has already happened.
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- chain.link: FAQ
- docs.chain.link: LINK token contracts
- docs.chain.link: Offchain Reporting
- chain.link: Economics
- chain.link: Staking
- Chainlink whitepaper v1.0 (2017)
- Bybit: api.bybit.eu, spot instruments
- Finst: finst.com/en/crypto
- Kraken Pro: api.kraken.com, AssetPairs
Profile and sources read on 8 November 2026. Current price: CoinGecko via our database. Chart: Kraken, public OHLC API. Where to buy: the partners' own public lists.