A prominent Chainlink whale has withdrawn another 400,536 $LINK worth $7.29M from Binance, pushing total holdings to 1.145M at an average entry of $17.23. Explore the latest on-chain data and crypto accumulation trends.
Dive into the latest onchain movements where fresh crypto wallets are withdrawing large sums of $LINK from Binance, hinting at potential market shifts in the Chainlink ecosystem.
A whopping 1,999,999 LINK tokens, valued at over $41 million, were just moved from an unknown wallet to Binance. Dive into the details and what this could mean for the crypto market, including potential impacts on meme tokens and broader blockchain trends.
A massive $41 million Chainlink transfer to Binance caught by Whale Alert has the crypto community buzzing. Dive into what this means for LINK holders, market sentiment, and how it ties into the wild world of meme tokens.
A whale alert highlights a huge transfer of 6,749,999 LINK tokens worth over $139 million from an unknown wallet to Binance, raising questions about potential sells and crypto market impacts.
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A savvy crypto whale sells off nearly a million Chainlink (LINK) tokens bought just a month ago, booking a modest profit amid market volatility. Dive into the on-chain details and what this means for LINK holders.
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