Chainlink (LINK) trading signals

Chainlink is an oracle network that brings outside data such as prices onto blockchains.

It is a large-cap altcoin: liquid enough that a pullback entry usually fills where it was planned, but it moves more than Bitcoin, so the same stop measured in ATR is a wider stop in price. Position size comes from that stop distance, so a wider stop means a smaller position for the same risk.

Under the current strategy, 2 LINK signals have settled: 0 wins, 1 loss and 1 closed flat, for a net -1.37% at 1x after fees and a slippage allowance. That is too few to judge Chainlink on its own; read it beside the record for every coin.

Results are signal returns at 1x leverage, settled against candles, not verified exchange fills. The full record covers every coin.

• A trend-continuation setup on the 1-hour chart, taken only when the trend is strong and the 4-hour trend agrees
• An entry a pullback away from the signal price, so the plan does not chase the candle that triggered it
• A stop about one ATR from entry and a target just past one times that risk, with a time limit on the hold
• A setup score, which counts agreeing conditions; it is not a win probability
• A public result, posted when the plan settles, whether it won or lost

The details are on the methodology page; the live read is on the dashboard.