Chainlink exchange outflows hit highest since December 2025

Chainlink ($LINK) recorded its highest single-day exchange outflow since December 2, 2025, according to data from Santiment.

The data showed that on April 27, 2026, about 970,430 $LINK tokens left known exchange wallets. The withdrawn tokens were worth roughly $8.95 million based on $LINK’s average price at that time. Large exchange outflows often suggest that traders are moving assets into private wallets, possibly for long-term holding.

The withdrawals happened while the broader crypto market slowed down after a recent rally. Despite this, Chainlink saw strong activity. Traders appeared to use the price pullback to buy more tokens and increase their holdings.

Exchange outflows and price impact

Exchange outflows can reduce the amount of $LINK available for trading on platforms like Binance, Kraken, and Coinbase. If demand stays steady, lower supply on exchanges might help support price stability. However, price movement is never guaranteed, and many factors are at play.

$LINK price slips despite rising demand

At the time of writing, $LINK traded at $9.23, according to CoinGecko. The token was down 0.98% over the past 24 hours. This shows weak short-term momentum despite the increased withdrawals. The decline followed a recent price recovery.

But the withdrawal data suggested that some investors kept accumulating $LINK even with the weaker price action. This could be a sign of confidence from certain traders who see the current price as a buying opportunity.

BridgeTower uses Chainlink stack for tokenized securities

In other news, BridgeTower Capital has deployed Chainlink’s full infrastructure stack to support tokenized securities tied to the DOM X Arizona Copper-Gold Project. This project is part of an $11 billion U.S. natural resource initiative.

The companies described the deployment as “live production infrastructure” rather than a pilot. This move adds another real-world asset use case for Chainlink as institutional interest in tokenization continues to grow. The partnership highlights how blockchain technology is being integrated into traditional asset management.

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