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LINK to Other Fiat Exchange Rates

USD/AUD
1.42306 AUD
USD/BRL
5.1237 BRL
USD/CAD
1.40185 CAD
USD/CHF
0.81272 CHF
USD/EUR
0.86789 EUR
USD/GBP
0.74328 GBP
USD/IDR
17,905.35235 IDR
USD/INR
95.22609 INR
USD/PLN
3.73456 PLN

LINK to USD Exchange Rates

LINK
USD
1LINK
8.18USD
5LINK
40.89USD
10LINK
81.78USD
25LINK
204.45USD
50LINK
408.91USD
100LINK
817.82USD
1000LINK
8.18KUSD
5000LINK
40.89KUSD
10000LINK
81.78KUSD
USD
LINK
1USD
0.12228LINK
5USD
0.61138LINK
25USD
3.06LINK
50USD
6.11LINK
100USD
12.23LINK
1000USD
122.28LINK
5000USD
611.38LINK
10000USD
1.22KLINK
50000USD
6.11KLINK

Buy Chainlink

Buy Chainlink with ChangeHero in just a couple of clicks. Use your credit or debit card to purchase LINK with USD, EUR, or many other fiat currencies. Follow a few simple steps, complete a quick verification process, and secure your Chainlink in minutes.

Sell Chainlink

With ChangeHero, you can sell LINK for USD or EUR quickly and without hassle. A simple one-time verification is all it takes to receive your money directly to your bank account in minutes.

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What is Chainlink?

Chainlink (LINK) is a decentralized oracle network that connects blockchain-based smart contracts to real-world data, APIs, and off-chain systems. Smart contracts can only access information stored on their own blockchain, so without an external data connection, they cannot know real-world facts like asset prices, weather conditions, or event outcomes — a limitation known as the oracle problem. Chainlink was created to solve this gap by letting smart contracts request and receive verified off-chain data directly, without relying on a single, centralized data source that could fail or be manipulated.

Sergey Nazarov and Steve Ellis co-authored the original Chainlink whitepaper in September 2017, and the network's mainnet launched in 2019. Chainlink runs on the Ethereum blockchain as an ERC-20 token but is designed to connect smart contracts across any blockchain, not just Ethereum. Instead of pulling data from one provider, Chainlink aggregates responses from multiple independent node operators, who stake LINK tokens as collateral. Since Chainlink introduced staking in 2022, node operators and delegators can stake LINK to earn rewards while backing the accuracy of the data they provide; providing false or unreliable data risks that staked collateral being penalized.

LINK has a fixed maximum supply of 1 billion tokens; as of late June 2026, roughly 750 million LINK were in circulation, according to CoinGecko. Chainlink is widely used across decentralized finance (DeFi), where its price feeds secure lending and borrowing protocols such as Aave and Compound. Its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) also allows smart contracts and tokens to move data and value between different blockchains. By giving smart contracts reliable access to real-world data, Chainlink has become core infrastructure for DeFi applications that depend on accurate, tamper-resistant external information.

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