Large holders of Chainlink (LINK) have increased their accumulation, withdrawing over 200,000 LINK tokens from Binance worth about $1.6 million, signaling growing confidence at current price levels near recent recovery zones. Despite this, exchange data shows a slight net inflow, indicating some tokens are still moving to exchanges, reflecting a market with mixed sentiment. Meanwhile, futures traders remain bearish, with more sell orders than buys, showing skepticism about a sustained uptrend. LINK's price has stabilized above key support levels, but buyers face resistance near $8.33 and $9.00, requiring continued demand to maintain the recovery momentum.
Chainlink recently unlocked 21 million LINK tokens worth $166 million, transferring 18.375 million LINK to Binance. Despite this significant token movement, LINK's price remains in a strong downtrend, currently trading around $7.9 after falling from ...
OKX has integrated Chainlink Data Streams into the mainnet of its X Layer, a zero-knowledge Layer 2 (ZK L2) solution. This partnership aims to enable decentralized finance (DeFi) applications powered by artificial intelligence and support protocols i...
U.S. spot ETFs for Solana (SOL) and XRP (XRP) attracted modest inflows on June 18, driven mainly by Bitwise’s ETFs, indicating selective institutional interest. XRP spot ETFs recorded $2.55 million in net inflows, contributing to a cumulative $1.45 b...
