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Chainlink Whales Grow 25% Despite Months of Losses

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Chainlink (LINK), an oracle platform bringing the capital markets on-chain and powering DeFi, has quietly seen a surge in whale accumulation over the past year, signaling potential bullish undercurrents despite the broader crypto market’s ongoing bear cycle.

According to blockchain analytics firm Santiment, the number of wallets holding 1 million or more LINK has grown from 100 on April 2, 2025, to 125 as of April 2, 2026, representing a 25% increase over the year.

This growth occurred while Bitcoin and most major cryptocurrencies remained in a protracted bear cycle, highlighting accumulation by large holders rather than immediate price-driven activity.

On-chain analytics indicate that large LINK holders have been steadily increasing their positions during market stagnation.

According to CryptoQuant, whale activity on the Chainlink (LINK) coin is intensifying, particularly among the largest transactions leaving exchanges. 

Data tracking the Top 10 daily outflows highlights two notable spikes, with more than 8,000 LINK withdrawn from Binance in a single day among the largest transactions.

The trend extends beyond isolated peaks. The monthly average of these top outflows has climbed steadily, rising from roughly 2,000 LINK per day to nearly 2,600 LINK since mid-February. This gradual increase underscores heightened activity from the largest holders, signaling a potential shift in accumulation patterns.

Meanwhile, institutional interest in LINK remains steady, with cumulative inflows exceeding $98.6 million, according to SoSoValue data

Chainlink has now recorded seven consecutive months of losses, marking the longest decline streak in its history. The token has dropped roughly 4.7% so far in April, trading near $8.70 on Friday.

The rise in whale and institutional accumulation suggests that, despite LINK’s ongoing price decline, large investors are positioning for potential future gains, signaling confidence in the token’s medium- to long-term value.

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