Bitwise Chainlink ETF gains $1.5M weekly inflows despite 48% loss since January launch

·15 Aug
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The Bitwise Chainlink ETF (CLNK) continues to attract $1.5 million in weekly inflows, accumulating $25 million in assets under management, despite a significant 48% loss since its launch in January 2026. This consistent inflow suggests investor confidence in Chainlink's role in decentralized finance and its long-term potential, even as the LINK token price has yet to fully recover. The ETF provides regulated access to the LINK token, appealing to investors who prefer not to manage crypto wallets directly.

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