The Bitwise Chainlink ETF (CLNK) continues to attract about $1.5 million in weekly inflows, pushing its assets under management to around $25 million, despite a nearly 48% loss since its January 2026 debut. The ETF offers regulated exposure to Chainlink's LINK token, appealing to investors seeking transparent access without managing crypto wallets. This steady inflow suggests confidence in Chainlink's role in decentralized finance and could double the fund's size in coming months, independent of LINK's price recovery.
Cryptocurrency prices exhibit a range of changes, with Ethereum (ETH) rising over 7% and NEAR gaining more than 9%. Bitcoin (BTC) increased nearly 2%, while several altcoins like Binance Coin (BNB), Ripple (XRP), and Cardano (ADA) also posted gains. ...
Zcash (ZEC) dropped more than 10% to below $1,100 following hotter-than-expected US inflation data that sparked a broad crypto market selloff. The altcoin's market cap fell from over $20 billion to $18.5 billion, though it remains the 10th-largest di...
Chainlink's LINK token dropped sharply from a September high near $13.70 to about $11.56 after strong selling pressure. Technical indicators like RSI and MACD show bearish momentum, while trading volume and open interest have declined, suggesting tra...
A major Chainlink holder transferred 2.41 million LINK tokens worth about $26 million to Coinbase over several weeks, sparking speculation of potential selling pressure. LINK's price recently fell below the critical $12 support level to around $11.80...
The total crypto market cap fell 1.91% to $2.61 trillion, with Bitcoin dropping 2.1% after rejecting $81.3K, marking a 5.4% weekly loss. Chainlink (LINK) also declined 3.66% after a recent 25.46% rally but shows signs of strong accumulation as its ex...
