Chainlink's Price Rally Slows as Smaller Investors Cash Out Profits
Chainlink's recent rally has slowed down as some smaller investors cash out their profits. Despite this, the token remains nearly 35% higher over the past month and continues to attract attention from major firms.
The price of Chainlink briefly moved above $15 before pulling back to around $14.67. Data from Santiment shows a drop in non-empty wallets to 912,020, suggesting some smaller holders are taking profits into strength.
However, the broader picture remains relatively stable, and Chainlink still maintains a holder count close to the highest levels recorded this year. This balance has allowed $LINK to remain well above levels seen a month ago despite the recent pullback.
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