Why LINK’s Supply Plunge Could Be Huge for Bulls: Is $100 Viable?

TL;DR LINK exchange supply drops sharply, pointing to increased accumulation and reduced selling ￰0￱ data shows heavy net outflows; holders are moving LINK off exchanges at ￰1￱ partners with SBI Group as analysts predict a breakout after a painful price ￰2￱ Supply Hits Lowest Level on Record Chainlink’s native token, LINK, has seen a steady decline in its exchange-held supply, according to on-chain data shared by crypto analyst ￰3￱ August, data shows a steady decline, with a sharp fall recorded between August 10 and ￰4￱ shift suggests more holders are moving tokens off exchanges, reducing the available supply for trading. BREAKING: $LINK SUPPLY ON EXCHANGES HITS A NEW ALL-TIME LOW CHAINLINK WILL BE THE SECOND BIG ALT AFTER ETHEREUM BULLISH ￰5￱ — Wimar.

X (@DefiWimar) August 25, 2025 A lower exchange balance often means less selling ￰6￱ moved from around $16 to over $25 during the same ￰7￱ price pump came alongside heavy outflows, which often reflect a shift toward long-term holding or use in ￰8￱ addition, CryptoQuant data shows the latest netflow at approximately -239K ￰9￱ figure means more LINK left exchanges than ￰10￱ kind of activity often reflects accumulation.) August 25, 2025 Chainlink has also secured a new partnership with Japanese financial firm SBI ￰11￱ deal will focus on integrating Chainlink’s oracle technology into financial ￰12￱ the broader market has pulled back, this news has kept attention on LINK during a time of increased activity across the network.