LINK: Wikipedia Article Edits
Chainlink Wikipedia Article Edits was 1 edit on 9 Nov 2026 (latest daily value).
How many times the Wikipedia article about Chainlink was edited each day, added up over its language editions.
Why use it. People edit an article when something about the coin is changing or in dispute: a hack, a rename, a lawsuit, a launch. Page views show who is curious; edits show who cares enough to change the record, and they arrive within hours of the news. How to read it. Most days are quiet, so the signal is a cluster of edits: check what happened then. Edit wars count too, so a spike can mean an argument as well as news. Reverts count as edits and bigger coins simply have more editors, so compare a coin with its own past.
Calculation. Saved revisions of the coin's own article in each edition, counted per UTC day and added together; zero on a day with no edit. Reverts count, and automated edits are included (they are a small part on these articles). Edits from before the coin began are left out, as the article may have covered something else then. Only the time of each edit is read; no editor's name is read or stored. The open UTC day is partial until it ends. Articles: English: "Chainlink (blockchain oracle)"; Japanese: "Chainlink (ブロックチェーン)"; German: "Chainlink"; French: "Chainlink"; Spanish: "Chainlink"; Chinese: "Chainlink". Source: the public MediaWiki API of each Wikipedia edition, read hourly by CryptoKeyhole.