Chainlink's price has seen a notable increase, climbing to $13.70 from a December low of $11.50, driven by substantial inflows into spot LINK ETFs and a decrease in the supply of tokens on exchanges. The Grayscale Chainlink ETF (GLNK) reported $1.1 million in inflows on Tuesday, contributing to a cumulative net total of $63.32 million this year. This trend is supported by ongoing accumulation by investors and strategic reserves, which have reduced the circulating supply of LINK tokens. Data indicates that the number of LINK tokens on exchanges has dropped significantly, from 158 million in October to 123.20 million currently. This reduction is part of Chainlink's strategy to use on-chain and off-chain fees to purchase its tokens, aiming to decrease inflation and enhance value. Additionally, whale investors have been actively accumulating LINK, reflecting confidence in Chainlink's strong fundamentals, including its oracle services and partnerships with major firms like Coinbase and Swift.