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    Chainlink Price Gains on AWS Downtime; Is It Time To Rotate BTC Profits to LINK?

    Story Highlights
    • Chainlink has remained heavily oversold against Bitcoin amid anticipated capital rotation to altcoins.

    • The Chainlink oracles were not impacted by today’s downtime in AWS cloud storage.

    • Several indicators have flashed a buy signal for the LINK price in the higher time frames.

    Chainlink (LINK) price has signaled macro bullish continuation after rebounding from a crucial support level around $16 in the past few days. The large-cap altcoin, with a fully diluted valuation of about $18.8 billion, gained over 8% in the past 24 hours to trade at about $18.89 on Monday during the mid-North American session.

    Robust Ecosystem Amid AWS Failure

    Chainlink price rebounded today, fueled by its reliable oracles compared to traditional data points. Notably, a DNS glitch in a single data center in Northern Virginia cascaded into global chaos as AWS powers about 32% of the cloud market.

    On the other hand, the Chainlink oracles, which are decentralized, continued to operate smoothly across its partnerships.

    Technical Tailwinds Amid Market Uncertainty 

    Chainlink price has been forming a macro bullish pattern amid the highly anticipated altseason. According to crypto analyst Ali Martinez, the utility altcoin has been creating a macro triangular pattern, with a midterm target of its all-time high. 

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    High Demand from Whales amid Regulatory Clarity

    According to on-chain data analysis, whale investors have been on a shopping spree for LINK. For instance, on-chain data analysis from Lookonchain shows that 30 new wallets have withdrawn nearly 6.3 million LINK valued at about $117 million from Binance since the recent crypto market crash.

    Market data analysis from The Data Nerd shows a whale withdrew 400k LINK, valued at around $7.3 million, from Binance today. The rising demand for LINK by whale investors has coincided with its high regulatory clarity, especially in the United States.

    On Tuesday, Chainlink’s representatives will be among other crypto leaders invited to a conference hosted by the Federal Reserve.

    Amid the highly anticipated altseason 2025, LINK price is expected to record an impressive performance. Already, LINK price, against Bitcoin, has formed a potential reversal pattern after being trapped in a multi-year falling trend.

    According to market data analysis from Santiment, Chainlink price has already flashed a buy signal, based on the MVRV indicator.

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