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Chainlink continued attracting global institutional and retail attention as broader market sentiment improved. The asset’s momentum returned with a focus on infrastructure rather than hype, while on-chain signals pointed to sustained whale participation during periods of weakness.
US-based Spot Chainlink ETFs have recorded net inflows every single week since December 2025, with no weeks of net outflows reported. Weekly inflows have ranged between $2 million and $5 million.
LINK rose 6% over 24 hours after Bitcoin reclaimed $67K on March 1. The move supported broader sentiment, while technical conditions suggested the advance was consistent with established market structure.
On the 4-hour timeframe, resistance was described as flat at $9.14, with ascending support at $8.15. Completing an Ascending Triangle pattern was cited as strengthening the bullish case.
Spot data indicated elevated Whale Orders remained firm as price declined from the mid-$20s toward single digits earlier in 2026. The activity was characterized as measured positioning rather than panic selling, with large wallets maintaining elevated average order sizes during weakness.
The article described this as divergence: whale activity persisted as price softened, which historically has preceded structural reversals once sentiment stabilizes. Overall, the dip was framed as being bought with intent rather than desperation.
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