Monero has surpassed Chainlink by market capitalization, with XMR valued at an estimated $10.07 billion versus LINK at $9.96 billion, moving Monero into the top 10 biggest cryptocurrencies. LINK has gained nearly 18% over seven days and about 8.7% in 24 hours, breaking above $13 after recovering from the $8–$9 range in August. XMR, meanwhile, has slipped about 1.4% over the past week but climbed from roughly $350 in early August to about $570 recently. It is trading around $536, well above its 20-day moving average near $470 and longer-term averages between $381 and $414. Both assets have an RSI (relative strength index, a momentum indicator) near or above overbought levels, suggesting elevated short-term correction risk while momentum remains strong. LINK’s RSI above 75 leaves its next clear resistance zone at $13.50–$14. The gap between the two assets is about $110 million, or slightly more than 1% of their respective valuations, leaving the ranking vulnerable to another shift if LINK continues to outperform.