Chainlink (LINK) has partnered with PublicAI as part of its BUILD program for AI-powered prediction markets and reputation systems. PublicAI’s Data Hub includes over 2.9 million verified contributors. Analysts note that LINK is holding support at $23, with resistance expected around $31.
At the time of writing, LINK is trading at $23.75 with a 24-hour trading volume of $1.55 billion and a market cap of $16.15 billion. The price of LINK increased 2.08% in the last 24 hours.
According to Chainlink, PublicAI has partnered with Chainlink Build, gaining access to oracle services and support for developing AI-powered prediction markets and on-chain reputation systems. In its partnership with LINK, PublicAI will reserve a portion of its native coin supply for LINK service providers, including those who stake on the network.
The initiative centers on developing what it calls the “human layer of AI” through its PublicAI Data Hub. The hub already has more than 2.9 million verified contributors who are rewarded for providing skill-validated data. The data is used to train AI systems and support inference models across various use cases.
By adopting LINK Runtime Environment (CRE), PublicAI can enable applications such as reputation and trust scores, real-time risk assessment, and prediction market decisions, which are activated by AI-linked oracle protocols.
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Meanwhile, crypto analysts are watching LINK’s price moves closely. A well-known analyst, More Crypto Online, pointed out that Chainlink’s chart presents one of the cleanest setups in the market. With $23 serving as a strong support area, LINK is currently facing resistance around $31.
If that level is breached, analysts predict the next buy target would be above $47. Technical signals also indicate that the Relative Strength Index (RSI) is approaching a major resistance zone, making the next move decisive.
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