• Chainlink price ignored demand and supply zones, showing strong bullish intent
• $18 and $20 could act as significant liquidity zones before a potential pullback
• Price could still behave unpredictably—scenarios are not certainties

Last time we looked at the Chainlink price, we were eyeing a potential bounce from a demand zone—one of those sweet spots where price usually reacts before pushing higher.

But this time? It didn’t wait around for anyone. It just went up. Smooth, fast, direct.

It’s the kind of move that throws off textbook setups and reminds you why price action is more of an art than a science.

We also flagged a supply zone where it could’ve met resistance.

And again—nothing. Price flew past that level like it wasn’t even there. And let me tell you, that’s not just noise—it’s a good sign. A market that’s not reacting to supply is often a market that still has fuel.

So, what now?

If this bullish leg keeps pushing, we might be heading toward two key zones: $18 and $20. Why those levels?

Because that’s where a lot of liquidity sits—traders’ stop losses, old highs, and probably a bunch of eyes waiting for something to happen. Markets love to gravitate to these zones before shaking things up.

But—and it’s a big but—we’re not in the business of fortune telling.

Truth is, the Chainlink price could surprise everyone. It might reach $20 and keep going. Or it might not even get there and reverse early. That’s the game. We work with probabilities, not certainties.

Think of it like hiking up a mountain. You know where the tough spots are, but sometimes the weather changes without warning. Same with the charts.

The plan? Stay adaptive.

Watch how price behaves near those levels, not just whether it touches them. And don’t get married to a scenario—especially in a market that clearly doesn’t care about playing by the rules.

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