Chainlink [LINK] is still heavily undervalued, according to this report
Chainlink’s native token LINK has achieved some relief from the downside since the start of 2023. But just how much potential upside should LINK holders expect as far as a sizable recovery is concerned?
How many are 1,10,100 LINKs worth today?
According to a recent analysis by blockchain research firm IntoTheBlock, roughly 70% of LINK’s current holders are currently at a loss.
While this applies to most cryptocurrencies, the estimated breakeven point for most of the holders suggests that the LINK is still heavily oversold.
The report further stated that the breakeven point for most traders was above the $30 price level.
<p lang=«en» dir=«ltr» xml:lang=«en»>1/4 Let's talk about @chainlink. Despite its stable price movement over the past 6 months, on-chain analytics indicate that 70% of $LINK holders are at a loss. This isn't uncommon for many altcoins, but it's still something to keep in mind. #LinkMarines pic.twitter.com/Sg9dqPwisD— IntoTheBlock (@intotheblock) March 8, 2023
The $30 price target is currently a long way off from its $6.58 press time price level. LINK will have to pull off a $357% rally to reclaim the breakeven price level. In other words, the token is still oversold and trading at a healthy discount.
Source: TradingView
The IntoTheBlock analysis also highlighted the $6.34 price range as one of the closer support levels to watch for. So far the price has tanked by 21% from the current 2023 high.
Nevertheless, the current range is still within a healthy discount range. But is a strong pivot in the works, or will the price continue crashing?
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