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Chainlink's LINK plummeted 8% to $16.92, breaking the critical $17 support level amidst significant institutional selling, with trading volume surging 98% during this drop. The Chainlink Reserve, which uses revenue from partnerships to buy back tokens, made its largest acquisition since August by purchasing over 64,000

Glassnode warns that Bitcoin's struggle to reclaim the $113,000 cost basis could trigger a deeper correction towards $88,000. This month alone, long-term holders have sold approximately 104,000 BTC, marking the highest selling wave since July, while short-term holders are now exiting at a loss. Despite

Chainlink's token LINK fell 8% to $16.92, breaking the crucial $17 support level amid heightened institutional selling, which saw trading volume soar to 3.94 million units, nearly double the average. Despite this downturn, the Chainlink Reserve announced its largest token buyback since August, acquiring 64,445

Glassnode warns that Bitcoin's failure to reclaim the $113,000 cost basis may lead to a deeper correction toward $88,000, spurred by long-term holders selling and fragile market sentiment. This month, long-term holders have distributed approximately 104,000 BTC, marking the heaviest selling since July, while short-term

Chainlink's token LINK fell 8% to $16.92, dipping below the crucial $17 support level as institutional selling intensified, despite its largest token buyback since August. Trading volume surged to 3.94 million units amid the drop, indicating significant market activity. The decline comes even as Chainlink announced

Chainlink's LINK token fell 8% to $16.92, breaking below the significant $17 support level amid increased institutional selling, despite a notable buyback by the Chainlink Reserve. This decline occurred within a trading session marked by a 98% surge in volume, reaching 3.94 million units. The drop