Chainlink Broadens Asia-Pacific Equity Data Coverage

Chainlink is extending its institutional data infrastructure into five Asia-Pacific markets, according to TronWeekly. The expansion provides onchain developers with equity information covering major companies including TSMC, Tencent, Samsung and BYD, broadening the type of traditional market data available through Chainlink’s network. TronWeekly also said LINK traders were watching technical resistance as analyst Alex Marzell maintained a potential long-term price target above $24. The summary did not specify the resistance level or provide additional detail about the basis for the target, so the report itself remains the sole source for those market observations. At $10.84, LINK is up 1.01% over 24 hours but remains down 4.43% over seven days. Its market capitalization stands at $8.31 billion. The token’s short-term gain contrasts with its broader weekly decline, while TronWeekly’s attention to resistance and the analyst target frames the separate equity-data expansion against continued interest in LINK’s price performance. The wider crypto market is relatively subdued. Total market capitalization is $2.61T, the overall market is described as flat, Bitcoin is down 0.49% over 24 hours, and the Fear & Greed Index stands at 25, indicating Extreme Fear. The next phase of Chainlink’s Asia-Pacific expansion will be relevant to onchain developers seeking access to regional equity data, while traders are likely to continue monitoring LINK’s technical levels and the analyst’s stated long-term target.