Chainlink ($LINK) recorded its highest single-day exchange outflow since December 2, 2025. Data from Santiment shows that 970,430 $LINK left known exchanges on April 27, 2026. These tokens were worth about $8.95 million based on $LINK’s average price at the time.
Large exchange outflows often suggest that traders are moving assets into private wallets. This can reduce the amount of tokens available for trading on platforms like Binance. The withdrawals happened as the broader crypto market slowed after a recent rally. Still, Chainlink saw strong activity, with some traders using the price pullback to increase their holdings.
$LINK price slips despite rising demand
At the time of writing, $LINK traded at $9.23, down 0.98% in the past 24 hours, according to CoinGecko. That decline came after a recent price recovery. The weak short-term momentum is noticeable, but the exchange outflow data suggests that some investors continued to accumulate $LINK. If demand holds steady, the reduced exchange supply might support price stability in the near term.
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. That project is linked to an $11 billion natural resource initiative in the U.S. The companies described the deployment as “live production infrastructure” rather than a test or pilot. This adds another real-world asset use case for Chainlink, as institutional interest in tokenization continues to grow. While it’s still early days, real estate and resources are becoming more common targets for blockchain-backed tokens.
