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Although the broad crypto market is experiencing a sharp slowdown in its recent rally, Chainlink has remained in demand among both retail and institutional investors. Market volatility appears to have given traders an opportunity to buy at cheaper prices, leading to significant dip-buying activity in the previous day.
Crypto analytics platform Santiment reported that Chainlink recorded the highest single-day withdrawal since December 2, 2025. As of April 27, 2026, a total of 970,430 LINK was recorded in daily net exchange outflow.
Based on LINK’s average trading price at the time of the transaction, the withdrawal value was about $8.95 million that day.
Withdrawals from known exchanges are often viewed as an indicator of major buying activity, suggesting demand for the cryptocurrency is increasing. With such a large withdrawal occurring in a single day despite weak price action, the trend can reduce LINK’s available supply on exchanges, including Binance.
Despite the large withdrawals and growing investor demand seen the previous day, Chainlink continued to trade in negative territory. The asset has shown a moderate decline since the start of the new week, with momentum appearing to have cooled after a recent rally.
As of writing, LINK is down 0.98% over the last 24 hours and is trading at $9.23. The move suggests current volatility may be a short-term fluctuation.
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