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LINK whale tracker: live Chainlink transfers.

Review large LINK transfers as they appear. Track amount, route, labels, network, and transaction details without turning movement into a price prediction.

NetworkEthereum FeedPublic preview UpdatedNov 7, 2026, 12:27 AM UTC

Chainlink whale activity — last 7 days

A snapshot of large LINK transfers tracked by TrackWhale.

Showing LINK whale activity for the last 7 days.

Large transfers 233 LINK tracked activity Individual large transfers
Exchange inflows $27.85M 2.45M LINK 18 transfers into exchanges
Exchange outflows $89.23M 8.08M LINK 31 transfers out of exchanges
Net exchange flow −$61.38M −5.64M LINK Inflows − Outflows
Largest transfer $22.22M 2M LINK Largest by recorded USD value
Most active exchange Binance logo Binance 15 transfers By external transfer count
Most active labeled entity Galaxy logo Galaxy 3 transfers By tracked transfer count

Based on tracked large transfers on Ethereum. USD values are recorded estimates.

How we count activity

Periods cover the preceding 7 days or 30 days using TrackWhale’s indexed timestamps in UTC. Large transfers count individual transfer records, so one transaction can contain several transfers.

Exchange inflows and outflows include only movement between tracked exchanges and wallets outside that exchange set. Internal and exchange-to-exchange transfers are excluded. Netflow is inflows minus outflows. USD totals are unavailable when a flow is missing its USD estimate.

The wider activity count can include internal transfers, minting and burning. Exchange activity ranks external transfers; labeled entity activity ranks sent and received transfers among our tracked organizations, with internal transfers counted once. Leaders rank by transfer count, then total token volume.

Snapshot Latest tracked transfer
Read the evidence

What to notice in a LINK row

Start with the route, then use labels and timing to decide which transaction deserves a closer look.

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Direction

An exchange inflow and an exchange outflow describe different routes. Neither one proves what happened next.

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Labels

Known exchange, service, treasury, or wallet labels make the counterparty easier to identify. No label means no owner attribution.

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Evidence

Amount, timestamp, network, and transaction hash are the verifiable parts. Compare repeated rows instead of relying on one headline move.

FAQ

LINK whale tracker FAQ

Short answers about the public feed, labels, and how to verify a transfer.

What does this LINK whale tracker show?

It shows recent large LINK transfers with the amount, USD value when available, sender and receiver labels, flow type, timestamp, and transaction link.

Does a large LINK transfer prove buying or selling?

No. A transfer proves that assets moved between addresses. Exchange direction and labels add context, but the row does not prove a trade or the sender's intent.

Why are wallet labels useful?

A label can identify an exchange, service, treasury, or other monitored address. Unknown-to-unknown transfers should be treated as movement without an assumed owner or purpose.

Where can I review more LINK history?

Use the dashboard link on this page for filters, longer history, and full wallet addresses. Each available transaction row also links to its detail page.

Keep tracking

Keep LINK movement in view.

Use TrackWhale for the public preview, dashboard filters, and Telegram alerts when notable Chainlink transfers appear.