Chainlink (LINK) is currently battling market volatility, with prices fluctuating between $17 and $11.8 over the past few weeks. Despite this instability, on-chain data from Santiment suggests a bullish accumulation trend, as 640,000 LINK tokens were withdrawn from exchanges in just 24 hours.
Large withdrawals often indicate that investors are moving LINK into private wallets, reducing selling pressure and signaling long-term holding. This trend could set the stage for a strong rally if bulls reclaim key resistance levels.
At the time of writing, LINK is trading at $14, with resistance at $15 preventing further upward movement. Despite bullish efforts, momentum remains weak, and the market appears to be consolidating.
Key levels to watch:
If LINK fails to hold $13.5, analysts warn that selling pressure could intensify, potentially pushing prices toward $10 or lower.
Despite short-term uncertainties, crypto expert Ali Martinez highlights that the 640,000 LINK withdrawals suggest that whales and long-term investors anticipate a price increase. When large investors accumulate, it typically reduces market liquidity, which can help stabilize prices and fuel a bullish breakout.
With market uncertainty still looming, the next few trading sessions will be crucial. Bulls must:
If accumulation continues and LINK breaks through resistance, a strong recovery rally could be on the horizon. However, failure to hold key support levels may result in further downside risks.
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