Chainlink ETF’s “First Approval in June” Claim Contradicts Timeline of Existing Products
Original headline체인링크 ETF ‘6월 첫 승인’ 주장, 기존 상품 일정과 어긋나
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Grayscale's Chainlink Trust ETF (GLNK) began trading on NYSE Arca on December 2, 2025, followed by Bitwise's Chainlink ETF (CLNK) on January 13, 2026, according to SEC filings—contradicting a recent Tokenist report that claimed the first spot Chainlink ETF approval would come as a June 2026 catalyst. The October edition of Tokenist's "high-conviction" crypto list, which named LINK among seven assets, cited the June approval as an upcoming bullish driver, but the timeline conflicts with products already live and with internally inconsistent ETF schedule notations in the same report. The discrepancy matters because both ETFs are already tracking LINK flows and price action, meaning the market has moved past the "first approval" narrative the report promoted. Investors and analysts should watch actual ETF inflows and outflows for GLNK and CLNK, as well as any further schedule corrections in third-party research, as the more reliable signals for LINK's trajectory going forward.
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