A large Chainlink holder moved 620,420 LINK tokens valued at about $7.6 million to Coinbase on September 7, continuing a series of deposits totaling 2.41 million LINK (~$26 million) over three weeks. The tokens were originally accumulated from Binance before being transferred to Coinbase, suggesting a shift from holding to potential selling or other exchange use, though no sale is confirmed. LINK traded near $13.07 on the day, showing bullish momentum despite the uncertainty of the whale's intentions. Future wallet activity and exchange balance changes will clarify if these transfers lead to sales or internal management.
At Sibos 2026, Chainlink co-founder Sergey Nazarov highlighted how banks like Deutsche Bank and BNP Paribas are actively developing their own tokenized deposit blockchains to speed up settlements. This shift from experimentation to infrastructure own...
Solana has experienced a 33% increase in new wallet addresses since September 1, signaling rapid user adoption despite a modest 20% price gain. This growth outpaces Ethereum and Chainlink, which saw little to no increase in new addresses despite pric...
Chainlink's price fell about 4.74% to around $13.35, with a weekly loss of over 7%, as traders reacted to cooling momentum despite the launch of new institutional products like CCIP 2.0 and Fulcrum. While the token saw a roughly 24% price increase in...
Chainlink (LINK) is trading around $13.84 after pulling back from a brief surge above $15. The token maintains an ascending support line from August near $13, signaling ongoing bullish momentum. The network launched CCIP 2.0, enhancing security and s...
Chainlink's LINK token is encountering a resistance range between $14.15 and $14.60, with a potential upside target of $15.60 if it breaks above this level. Key support is identified at $13.58, and a drop below this could weaken the short-term outloo...
