Chainlink price in euros
How much 1 LINK is worth in euros today, how its price has moved and what Chainlink is.
Average of many exchanges, from CoinGecko, updated .
1 LINK#17
€8.81
−0.9% in 24 hours ≈ $9.71
- 24h low
- €8.66
- 24h high
- €9.27
- 7 days−10%
- 30 days−21%
- 1 year−32%
- €6.8Bmarket cap
- €239.5M24h volume
- €43.32all-time high · −80%
- 766.8 millioncirculating supply (LINK)
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Chainlink price in euros
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Conversion
LINK to EUR and EUR to LINK
| 0.1 LINK | €0.8810 |
|---|---|
| 1 LINK | €8.81 |
| 5 LINK | €44.05 |
| 10 LINK | €88.10 |
| 50 LINK | €440.50 |
| 100 LINK | €881.00 |
| €10 | 1.14 LINK |
|---|---|
| €50 | 5.68 LINK |
| €100 | 11.35 LINK |
| €500 | 56.75 LINK |
| €1,000 | 113.51 LINK |
| €5,000 | 567.54 LINK |
The coin
What is Chainlink?
Chainlink is a network that supplies external data (oracles), connecting smart contracts with information and systems outside their blockchain. It was created by Sergey Nazarov and Steve Ellis in 2017 and went live on Ethereum in May 2019.
Smart contracts can’t look up information on their own, such as the price of an asset. Chainlink’s nodes collect and aggregate data to fill that gap, while LINK is the network’s token, originally issued on Ethereum; Chainlink isn’t a separate blockchain.
What it’s used for
Decentralized finance (DeFi) apps use Chainlink’s data feeds for lending, collateral valuation and liquidations. Think of a lending app that needs reliable updates on the value of the collateral so it can enforce its rules.
CCIP, Chainlink’s interoperability protocol, lets messages and tokens move between different blockchains. LINK is used to pay service providers and can be staked to back specific services, not to generate new LINK.
How many LINK are there
The maximum supply is 1 billion LINK, and all the tokens were created at the initial issuance. There’s no mining: unlocks of already issued tokens can increase the circulating supply without increasing the total supply.
In the initial allocation, 35% was sold in a token sale, 30% went to the company and 35% was set aside for incentives for node operators.
What to watch out for
The reliability of the data and how it’s integrated is critical: wrong or delayed information, compromised nodes and app bugs can cause losses. Having many nodes doesn’t eliminate the risk when they rely on the same sources.
Control remains concentrated in development, the company’s token reserves and some contract upgrades. Chainlink also faces competition from other oracle networks and regulatory uncertainty that could affect how LINK is used.
We think Chainlink meets a real need of blockchain apps, but its reliability has to be judged for each data source and each integration.
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FAQ
How much is 1 Chainlink (LINK) in euros today?
1 LINK is worth €8.81 (updated 08:25 Athens time), −0.9% in 24 hours. The price is the average of many exchanges, from CoinGecko, and is refreshed every 5 minutes.
What is the highest price of Chainlink?
The all-time high of Chainlink is €43.32, reached on May 9, 2021. Today it is 80% below that.
How many LINK are there?
About 766.8 million LINK are in circulation. The maximum supply is 1 billion LINK: there will never be more.
Where can I buy Chainlink with euros?
On exchanges that accept euro deposits by bank transfer (SEPA) or card. In the European Union, prefer those licensed under MiCA, and watch the fees: the price you pay may be a little above the one on this page. This is not a recommendation to buy: Chainlink can lose a large part of its value.
Why does the price differ slightly between exchanges?
Each exchange has its own buyers and sellers, and so its own price. Here you see the market average; the difference is usually under 1%.