Chainlink price steadies as Schwab adds LINK for US customers

The Chainlink price was displayed at 10.458 USD by Investing.com at 06:37:39 Berlin time on November 10, 2026. The same page showed a 24-hour volume of 235.01 million USD, a market capitalization of 7.87 billion USD and a rank of 14 among cryptocurrencies. Its reported circulating supply was 748.10 million LINK.

The market is assessing two access and infrastructure developments rather than reacting to a single decisive price catalyst. CryptoTicker reported that Charles Schwab added Chainlink to its Schwab Crypto offering on November 9. The service is limited to eligible customers in the United States and charges 0.75 percent per order, according to the report. It is therefore an additional US access route, not a new trading venue available to investors in Germany.

Continuous pricing strengthens the use case

The more direct network development concerns Chainlink 24/7. Markets Media reported that the service supplies continuous market data for equities, commodities and other real-world assets across regular sessions, weekends and holidays. Aave is identified as the official launch partner.

That development matters because blockchains operate continuously while traditional exchanges do not. The Cryptonomist reported that Aave uses the feeds on its Horizon lending platform to value tokenized real-world-asset collateral through weekends and holidays. Outside regular market hours, the pricing can draw on aggregated perpetual-futures quotes, meaning the reference is not necessarily a cash-market transaction.

Price context remains mixed

For the daily comparison, CryptoTicker reported the November 9 UTC close at around 10.40 USD. The Investing.com reading was above that level, but the move remained well below the five-percent threshold required for price action alone to become the main story. Investing.com also showed a 52-week range of 7.003 to 16.766 USD, placing LINK materially below its yearly high.

For investors, the combination of broader brokerage access and continuous real-world-asset pricing improves visibility around Chainlink's potential utility, but neither development guarantees token demand or a sustained price recovery. The Schwab listing expands access only in the US, while the Aave integration primarily concerns infrastructure and collateral valuation. The Chainlink price therefore remains sensitive to wider crypto-market conditions as well as evidence that these services generate durable network usage.

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