Chainlink and Worldcoin Navigate Market Pressures as Zero Knowledge Proof Launches with $100M Infrastructure

16.11.2025 17:16

Chainlink (LINK) is currently trading in the $15–$16 range, facing resistance near $17, with analysts projecting potential short-term targets of $30 and long-term goals of $49–$50 by 2026 if momentum sustains. Institutional adoption has accelerated through partnerships with UBS, managing $6 trillion in assets, and SBI Digital Markets, overseeing $78.65 billion, integrating Chainlink for tokenized real-world assets and on-chain indices like the Russell 1000 and FTSE 100.

Worldcoin (WLD) is attempting a price recovery, with critical support at $0.80. Technical analysis reveals a descending wedge pattern, suggesting a possible reversal if it holds above $0.84, potentially reaching $0.90 or even $1.40 upon breaking the 200-day average. However, recent $18 million token releases exert mild selling pressure, and adoption lags with only 12 million verified users against a billion-target goal.

Zero Knowledge Proof (ZKP) emerges as a fully built privacy-centric processing platform, backed by over $100 million in pre-launch investments, including $20 million in infrastructure and $17 million in Proof Pods hardware. These devices generate daily earnings of $1–$300 through AI validation and zero-knowledge proof tasks, with a transparent token distribution system allocating 200 million tokens daily via blockchain-based bidding. The whitelist is already active, coordinating presale, testing, and Proof Pod deployment for immediate functionality.