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Recently, the LINK price had a mesmerizing week, pushing beyond $20. Now, it is holding firm after a major announcement today that Chainlink has integrated with Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) to deliver high-quality forex and precious metals data onchain. 

This move is seen as a catalystic move in mainstream blockchain adoption, and experts view it as a significant catalyst for the upcoming rally for both the short and long term.

The most recent collaboration between Chainlink and ICE, on August 11th, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, is a revolutionary step that marks a significant milestone for the entire blockchain industry. This move is a clear example that adoption is rising and LINK price could soon see growth.

The Chainlink’s official X post explains that basically, the ICE operates global markets and data services, where its FX rates and precious metals pricing are relied upon by major banks, asset managers, and other institutions worldwide.

In addition, through the ICE Consolidated Feed, which is known to aggregate data from over 300 global exchanges and marketplaces, Chainlink has a clear advantage here as its position as a critical infrastructure provider for onchain finance has tremendously exploded with this move. It can now deliver structured and trusted multi-asset class data to the blockchain ecosystem. 

Market Reaction and Short-Term Outlook

On the hourly chart, the LINK price chart showed an immediate bullish reaction to the news, with buying pressure turning prices higher. 

However, the daily chart still reflects a period of pause after a spike seen in the past 7 days, suggesting the market is waiting for follow-through momentum.

At the time of writing, LINK price USD is trading at $21.912 with a market cap of $14.65 billion. 

Some market projections indicate the potential for LINK/USD to reach $24 in the short term, as investor sentiment builds around this institutional adoption narrative.

Recent technical developments support a constructive Chainlink price prediction. In July, LINK broke a multi-month descending trendline, signaling a shift in market structure. This was followed by an August move past the key $18 resistance zone, adding to the bullish momentum.

Some analysts view the current market cap as low compared to Chainlink’s potential role in Web3 infrastructure, with forecasts suggesting prices could surpass $30 by year-end. 

More ambitious outlooks, fueled by the growing importance of Chainlink’s services, have even projected potential moves toward the $100 level over a longer horizon.