CRO and TON whale buys rose, with CRO eyeing $0.27 resistance and TON targeting a $3.20 breakout on sustained demand.
The third week of September has seen an uptick in broader crypto market participation, with renewed buying pressure lifting the global crypto market capitalization up 3% over the past seven days.
This rebound has not gone unnoticed by large investors, as whale activity shows increasing accumulation of select altcoins.
LINK, the native token of leading oracle network provider Chainlink, is one of the tokens crypto whales bought this week.
According to on-chain data from Santiment, during the period in review, whale addresses holding between 100,000 and 1 million LINK have acquired 2.5 million tokens valued at above $61 million at current market prices.
As of this writing, LINK trades at $24.43. If whale accumulation persists, it could push the altcoin’s price toward $26.89, a high it last reached on August 23.
On the other hand, if demand falls, LINK’s price could reverse its trend and drop below $23.48.
Cronos (CRO) has also emerged as a whale favorite this week, with large-holder activity spiking by 29% over the past seven days, according to Nansen data.
The uptick in accumulation signals renewed confidence among big-money players in the token.
If this wave of whale buying continues, it could provide the momentum needed to push CRO toward the $0.27 level.
Conversely, if demand weakens, the token risks sliding back toward $0.19 in the near term.
TON’s recent price consolidation over the past few days has opened the door for accumulation by some crypto whales.
According to on-chain data from Santiment, whale addresses holding between 1 million and 10 million TON tokens have increased their holdings by 5% during the week under review.
If this trend continues, TON could break out of its sideways trend and rally $3.20.
However, once selloffs resume, its price could fall to $3.04.
