Key Takeaways
- • The Bitwise Chainlink ETF recorded about $10 million in net inflows over two days, yet its total net assets fell from $249.41 million to $229.38 million because the LINK token price declined.
- • Bitwise received a $1.17 million LINK transfer from market maker Wintermute, according to the primary report.
- • Cumulative net inflows into the fund were roughly $179.61 million before the latest two-day period, per AMBCrypto-cited data.
- • LINK traded at Rp215,661 on Pluang as of October 15, 2026, down 6.37% in one day, with sell orders accounting for 93% of activity on the platform.
- • Chainlink holds over 60% of tracked oracle value, and its CCIP protocol expansion may shape future LINK demand.
Summary
Bitwise also received a $1.17 million LINK transfer from market maker Wintermute, a development that the primary report cites as evidence of continued institutional engagement with the product. Cumulative net inflows into the fund had been roughly $179.61 million before this recent period, per AMBCrypto coverage, indicating that the vehicle has accumulated a meaningful base of investor capital.
LINK was trading at Rp215,661 on Pluang as of October 15, 2026, at 17:42 WIB, down 6.37% in one day. The platform's market data showed a market capitalization of Rp162.26 trillion and sell orders representing 93% of activity, signaling strong near-term selling pressure. Pluang's data also indicated a typical holding period of 63 days, suggesting medium-term investor engagement during the price decline.
The report highlights Chainlink's structural position in decentralized finance, where it holds over 60% of tracked oracle value. The network's expanding cross-chain services under its CCIP protocol may influence future demand for LINK tokens, though the near-term performance of the ETF remains tied to token price movements.
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