Large Chainlink holders, known as whales, have increased their accumulation by more than 14 million LINK tokens in under a month, signaling growing confidence despite the token trading near $8.54. This accumulation coincides with declining LINK reserves on exchanges, reducing available selling supply and supporting a potential price recovery. Technical indicators like RSI and MACD show improving momentum, but LINK faces resistance between $9 and $10 for a stronger upward move. Institutional interest and ecosystem development continue to support Chainlink's long-term outlook, though price gains are not guaranteed immediately.
Beefy Finance has introduced its Cowcentrated Liquidity Manager (CLM) on Ethereum mainnet, automating the management of concentrated liquidity positions on Uniswap V3 for top trading pairs like AAVE-WETH and UNI-WETH. The CLM pools user deposits, aut...
Santiment's latest analysis ranks Hedera as the top blockchain project in real-world asset (RWA) development, with Chainlink and Avalanche following closely. This ranking is based on recent GitHub activity, highlighting these platforms' robust develo...
XRP and Solana spot ETFs recorded consecutive net inflows, highlighting selective institutional interest in these altcoins amid generally muted activity in other altcoin ETFs. XRP spot ETFs saw $5.66 million in inflows, mainly in Franklin XRPZ, with ...
Bitcoin surged past $66,000 following news that the US Clarity Act, which aims to clarify cryptocurrency regulations, is closer to becoming law. The legislation would distinguish cryptocurrencies as commodities or securities, providing clearer rules ...
Chainlink (LINK) led the top 20 cryptocurrencies this week with a 10.18% price increase to $8.71, driven by a broad crypto market rally, a 12% drop in LINK supply on exchanges, and growing institutional adoption. Over 15.7 million LINK tokens left ex...
