Share link:In this post: Chainlink unlocked 21 million LINK tokens on June 22, increasing the asset’s circulating supply to over 600 million. The blockchain oracle service provider has sold over $1 billion worth of LINK tokens via the Binance exchange since August 2022. However, market analysts argue that the asset’s price remains relatively secure in the long-term despite the sell-offs.Disclaimer. The information provided is not trading advice. Cryptopolitan.com holds no liability for any investments made
Blockchain analytical platform Spot On Chain reported that Chainlink unlocked 21 million LINK tokens, worth approximately $300 million, on June 21 from its non-circulating supply. This move raised Chainlink’s circulating supply by 3.57% to 608 million tokens, sparking speculation about a potential sell-off and its possible effects on the asset’s price.
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Previously, Chainlink had released 19 million LINK tokens to the market in February. Still, the Oracle platform has more future unlocks scheduled as it currently holds 391.5 million LINK (worth $5.4 billion) locked in 24 non-circulating supply addresses.
18.25 million Chainlink tokens moved to Binance
Following the latest unlock, 18.25 million LINK, representing 87% of the unlocked tokens, were transferred to Binance, the largest crypto trading platform by trading volume. This transfer, worth about $264 million, is seen as a bearish signal, as such moves often indicate a holder’s intent to sell.
Meanwhile, the remaining 2.25 million LINK tokens were moved to the multisig wallet 0xD50f, which holds over 6 million LINK tokens valued at $82.28 million. Arkham Intelligence labels the address as Gnosis Safe Proxy. It has been active for over two years and is primarily used to move LINK from one multisig wallet to another.