LINK / SPX Ratio
Chainlink vs S&P 500: price ratio and historical chart. Ratio = LINK price ÷ SPX price. Data from our cached daily closes.
Quick answer
Current signal: Moderately weak
Chainlink is currently below its historical median versus S&P 500, but still above the deepest lows.
S&P 500 has held more relative strength lately; Chainlink has lagged in ratio terms.
Still relative performance—not a verdict on either asset alone.
What this means
- Extremes usually mean one leg moved harder than the other—not a valuation gauge in isolation.
- Single-asset charts still matter for absolute price and risk.
- Try “All” versus a short range when the line feels choppy.
The LINK/SPX ratio is Chainlink price ÷ S&P 500 price. Latest ratio: —
Final verdict
Treat this as a long-run pair lens: extremes and reversals can highlight when one leg has run further than the other. Not advice.
About this ratio
LINK / SPX = Chainlink price ÷ S&P 500 price. A rising ratio means Chainlink is outperforming S&P 500; a falling ratio means the opposite. This page uses the same daily close data as our investment calculators.
For education and planning only. Not investment advice.
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