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Chainlink ETF draws 10 million dollars in inflows as total net assets decline with token price
Institutional deposits into the Bitwise Chainlink ETF reached roughly 10 million dollars over two days, even as falling token valuations reduced overall fund assets.
Bitwise recorded a 1.17 million dollar transfer of LINK tokens from Wintermute, contributing to roughly 10 million dollars in fresh capital entering the Bitwise Chainlink ETF over two days, according to data from SoSoValue. Despite cumulative net inflows reaching approximately 179.61 million dollars, the total net assets in the fund declined from 249.41 million dollars to 229.38 million dollars, reflecting the downward price movement of the underlying asset.
The article notes that while persistent inflows signal ongoing institutional interest, sustained price recovery remains contingent on broader trading demand. Chainlink continues to lead the decentralised oracle sector, securing an estimated 60.28 percent of all tracked oracle value, representing roughly 36.6 billion dollars across more than 530 protocols.
By comparison, internal solutions represent 13.10 percent of tracked oracle value and Chronicle accounts for 8.19 percent. In addition to decentralised finance feeds, Chainlink is expanding into tokenised assets and institutional infrastructure through its Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol.
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