$LINK

Not Always Rising Like Bitcoin, Chainlink’s Price Keeps Falling Over the Past Four Years

Chainlink has dropped about 69% since 2021, falling from US$52.88 to US$16.40 today. Unlike Bitcoin, which has continued to rise over time, the world’s 12th-largest cryptocurrency has been steadily declining, influenced by market sentiment, crypto market cycles, shifting investor interest, and other factors.

On the other hand, inflation has driven up food prices — for example, the price of a Big Mac from the famous fast-food chain McDonald’s has become more expensive. In 2021, a Big Mac cost US$5.65 (around Rp79,000), but now it’s priced at US$7.59.

This shows that not all digital assets guarantee profits, as the crypto market can be highly volatile and risky.

Meanwhile, inflation continues to push up the cost of everyday necessities like food, gradually eroding the value of our money over time.

This comparison between the two assets highlights a striking irony — the contrast between the uncertainty of the digital investment world and the economic reality where the cost of living keeps rising.

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