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Chainlink (LINK) recorded its largest net outflow from exchanges since June. As the amount of sellable assets decreased, investor interest in a bullish reversal grew.
According to cryptocurrency specialized media outlet Cryptopotato on August 6 (local time), Chainlink saw a net outflow of 1.26 million LINK from exchanges within 24 hours. This is the largest daily net outflow since June 29. Santiment analyzed that the decrease in exchange holdings reduces the amount of immediately sellable assets, thereby lowering future selling risk.
The scope of Chainlink's technology utilization is also expanding. The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) included Chainlink as a technology provider when processing tokenized US securities transactions in July. The Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP) expanded its support to institutional and cryptocurrency networks such as Canton and Robinhood Chain. Santiment evaluated these achievements as a positive signal for long-term investors.
After starting around $7.85 in early July, the price temporarily dropped below $7.6. It then broke above $8, rising to approximately $8.86, but failed to maintain the upward trend. In August, a retracement to around $8.2 occurred. Trading activity by large holders significantly increased, and Chainlink ranked second in Santiment's Real-World Asset (RWA) development ranking, following Hedera.
Pseudonymous market analyst The Boss diagnosed that Chainlink is testing whether it can break out of a multi-week downtrend. He explained that it has approached the downtrend line that has repeatedly prevented price increases while maintaining the long-term demand zone. He stated, “The technical structure has strengthened, but confirmation of a breakout is needed.” He analyzed that if it surpasses the first resistance level of $11.62, the strongest technical recovery since the start of the decline could occur.
Ecosystem adoption continues. Several projects, including Kraken's kBTC and Solv Protocol's SolvBTC and xSolvBTC, have adopted Chainlink technology. BitGo announced that it would migrate its cross-chain infrastructure to CCIP. However, if buying pressure fails to create a trend of higher highs and higher lows, Chainlink may remain within its existing downtrend.
[Article Key Summary]
-Chainlink recorded its largest net outflow from exchanges since June 29, with 1.26 million LINK in 24 hours.
-Amid increased activity from large holders, Chainlink ranked second in Real-World Asset development.
-A breakthrough of $11.62 is presented as the first technical confirmation line to exit the downtrend.
*Disclaimer: This article is for investment reference only, and we are not responsible for investment losses based on it. The content should be interpreted for informational purposes only.*
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