Chainlink's Q3 report reveals 22.7 million LINK tokens, worth about $271 million, are locked in the project's reserve and two US funds, reducing the freely tradable supply to about 3% of circulating LINK. This locked supply doesn't exert selling pressure but thins the order book, leading to larger price swings despite daily trading volumes near $240 million. The price dropped about 6% to $11.93 on October 22, reflecting a thin market rather than a sell-off. Investors should check spreads and volumes carefully before trading, as the locked holdings influence price volatility but do not predict direction.
Chainlink's locked LINK tokens contribute to a thinner market, which aligns with the price drop and volatility noted in the news. On Pluang, LINK trades at Rp214.327, down 7.01% as of Oct 23, 2026 01:32 WIB, with a market cap of Rp161,08T and a 24-hour trading volume of Rp4,56T. The platform shows strong buying interest, with 96% of order activity on the buy side and typical holding periods around 63 days.
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