ChainLink Token LINK
Ethereum uniswap v4
0x514910771AF9Ca656af840dff83E8264EcF986CA
ERC-20 contract address
Market price
$14.32
0.005251 ETH per LINK
Bitcoin valuation
≈ 0.00016665 BTC
at 1 BTC = $85,929.00
Change (24h)
+0.77%
Liquidity $18.31M · Volume $207.6K
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Contract risk report
Generated from an automated inspection of the contract's functions and holder distribution. This is a risk signal, not an audit and not financial advice.
1 high-severity and 0 medium-severity issue(s) were detected in this contract.
On a curated trust list info
This token appears on a maintained trust list. That is a positive signal, not a guarantee.
Liquidity is not locked high
Only 0.00% of the liquidity pool is locked or burned, so the provider can pull it out.
Underlying measurements
- Holders
- 920,775
- Top 10 holders
- 31.51%
- Liquidity locked or burned
- 0.00%
- Buy tax
- 0.00%
- Sell tax
- 0.00%
- Creator holding
- 0.00%
- Source verified
- Yes
- Creator address
- 0xf55037738604fddfc4043d12f25124e94d7d1780
Market detail
Aggregated across 1 trading pair on Ethereum. All figures are in US dollars unless stated otherwise.
- Liquidity
- $18,305,319.71
- Volume (24h)
- $207,577.79
- Fully diluted valuation
- $14.32B
- Market capitalisation
- $14.32B
- Pair created
- 30 Jan 2025
- Pool age
- 1.7 years old
- Markets found
- 1
The highlighted row is the deepest pool, which is the price used throughout this page. Shallower pools can quote very different prices, and a good quote in a thin pool does not mean the trade can actually be filled.
Bitcoin conversion
Convert an amount of LINK into Bitcoin at the current market price and the live BTC rate. This is a calculator only: it does not place an order, it cannot move funds, and no trade can be executed from this site.
Implied rate: 1 LINK = 0.00016665 BTC
Market value
≈ — BTC
$— at 1 BTC = $85,929.00
Indicative market value only. Real execution would be reduced by price impact, trading fees, and slippage in thin pools.