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$BTC
Massive Bitcoin Transfer Between Anonymous Wallets

According to ChainCatcher, Arkham data shows that at 17:56, 1,029.53 BTC moved from one anonymous address (17mTkRHptC9sArDvENtqmVBKFns6h1b9y8) to another (1JJqMwoBdV1JS6CngsZT8xAUC51ALnehRG), marking a significant on-chain transaction.#BTC

$BTC
China Unveils Ambitious Digital Finance Plan

According to Odaily, China’s Office of the National Financial Supervision and Administration has launched the "Implementation Plan for High-Quality Development of Digital Finance in Banking and Insurance." The initiative aims to boost financial services through digital technologies and data-driven strategies.

Key highlights include enhancing credit support for the manufacturing sector’s digital transformation and leveraging big data and blockchain for supply chain finance. The plan also encourages financial institutions to explore cutting-edge technologies—blockchain, quantum computing, Beidou satellites, and virtual/augmented reality—to innovate within the financial sector.
#china

$LDO
Arthur Hayes Buys 1.855M LDO Tokens

According to BlockBeats, Lookonchain data shows that Arthur Hayes recently acquired 1.855 million LDO tokens, with the purchase valued at around $1.03 million.#LDO/USDT

$BNB
Japan Eyes Tax Reform for Cryptocurrency Income

According to ChainCatcher, Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party and Japan Innovation Party are proposing a 2026 fiscal tax reform that would treat cryptocurrencies as financial products for public asset accumulation. The plan suggests a separate taxation system for crypto income, similar to stocks and investment trusts.

Spot trading, derivatives, and crypto ETFs would fall under this system, with losses carryable for three years. Financial products investing in virtual currencies are included, though NFTs and reward-based activities like staking and lending remain unclear. The proposal also hints that future crypto gains may be taxed when transferred abroad.
#Japan

$PENDLE
Arthur Hayes Expands PENDLE Holdings

According to TechFlow, Lookonchain reports that on December 26, Arthur Hayes added 549,868 PENDLE tokens to his portfolio, signaling his ongoing commitment to growing his presence in the crypto market.#PENDLE

$BNB
BNB Chain Prepares BSC Mainnet Fermi Upgrade

According to PANews, BNB Chain developers announced on Twitter that the BSC mainnet Fermi hard fork is set for January 14, 2026, at 10:30 (UTC+8). Compatible with versions v1.6.4 and v1.6.5, the upgrade will boost network throughput by cutting the block interval from 750 ms to 450 ms, enhancing overall transaction processing efficiency.#bnb

$DOGE
Meme Coin Market Faces Sharp Decline in 2025

According to BlockBeats, 2025 has been brutal for meme coins, with total market capitalization plunging to around $36 billion—a 65% drop from the year’s peak and a far cry from nearly $100 billion on Christmas 2024. Annual trading volume also tumbled 72% to $3.05 trillion, signaling waning retail enthusiasm for these highly speculative assets.

Often seen as a “thermometer” of retail risk appetite, meme coins reflect a cautious crypto market in 2025. The surge in 2024, fueled by U.S. election-themed tokens and social media hype, has faded, leaving the sector struggling to regain investor interest.
#MEME

$ETH
USDC Treasury Mints 90M USDC on Ethereum

According to PANews, Whale Alert reports that the USDC Treasury has minted 90 million USDC on the Ethereum network. This move underscores strong demand for the stablecoin, highlighting its continued role in crypto transactions and DeFi applications.$USDC
#USDC

$ETH
Ethereum Gears Up for 2026 Revolution with Zero-Knowledge Proofs

According to BlockBeats, 2026 could mark a transformative year for Ethereum as zero-knowledge proofs (ZK) promise exponential scaling. Some validators will shift from re-executing transactions to verifying ZK proofs directly, a change comparable to Ethereum’s 2022 PoW-to-PoS transition, “The Merge.”

Researcher Justin Drake revealed that early validators will verify ZK proofs per block, boosting Layer 1 scalability and paving the way toward 10,000 TPS—up from the current 30 TPS. At Devconnect, he demonstrated that even an old laptop can handle ZK verification. By year-end, roughly 10% of validators are expected to adopt this Lean Execution Phase 1, slashing hardware demands while keeping decentralization intact.

Ethereum Besu engineer Gary Schulte explained that heavy computations will be handled by block builders and ZK provers, letting ordinary validators run lightweight checks, setting the stage for higher gas limits and throughput. Phase 0 is ongoing, Phase 1 with partial ZK validation begins in 2026, and Phase 2, mandating full ZK execution, is projected for 2027.

$BTC
Bitcoin Breaks 89,000 USDT with 1.63% 24H Gain

On Dec 26, 2025, 13:49 PM (UTC), Binance Market Data shows Bitcoin surging past 89,000 USDT, now trading at 89,050 USDT, marking a 1.63% increase over the past 24 hours.

$PENDLE
Arthur Hayes Pulls $2.52M in DeFi Tokens

According to Foresight News, analyst Ai Yi reports that Arthur Hayes has withdrawn $2.52 million in DeFi tokens since December 20. He shifted from ETH to DeFi, with PENDLE comprising 48.9% of his portfolio: 687,000 PENDLE tokens ($1.232M), 1.85M LDO tokens ($1.03M), and 1.22M ENA tokens ($257K).$PENDLE

Cango Reveals Weekly Bitcoin Mining Numbers

According to PANews, Cango has reported mining 129.4 BTC over the past week. The company’s total holdings now stand at 7,419.4 BTC.$BTC
#BTC

$BTC
Bitcoin Dips Under 88,000 as the Market Holds Its Breath

Bitcoin just slipped below another psychological marker, but the story isn’t one of panic.

Binance market data shows BTC falling under 88,000 USDT on December 26 at 14:50 UTC, trading around 87,824. Despite the dip below the level, Bitcoin is still up a narrow 0.13% over the past 24 hours, signaling hesitation rather than a decisive shift.

This kind of price action often reflects a market in pause mode. Buyers haven’t stepped away, but they’re not pressing forward either. Levels break quietly, liquidity reshuffles, and sentiment waits for direction.

For now, Bitcoin isn’t making a statement. It’s setting the stage.

$BNB
BNB Slips Below 830 as Sellers Test Control

BNB just gave up another key level, and the market noticed.

Binance market data shows BNB falling below 830 USDT on December 26 at 15:00 UTC, now trading near 825 USDT. The move marks a 1.56% decline over the past 24 hours, modest on paper, but meaningful in context.

Levels like 830 often act as short-term confidence markers. Once broken, they invite pressure, hesitation, and a fresh round of positioning from both sides of the trade.

This isn’t a breakdown, but it is a signal. In slow markets, even small drops can quietly reshape sentiment before the next bigger move reveals itself.

$ETH
Ethereum Slips Under 2,900 as Momentum Softens

Ethereum just lost a key psychological level, and the timing hasn’t gone unnoticed.

According to Binance market data, ETH dipped below 2,900 USDT on December 26 at 15:02 UTC, trading around 2,897.01. The move reflects a 1.23% decline over the past 24 hours, a relatively modest drop, but one that still signals cooling momentum.

While the percentage move is small, the level matters. Sub-2,900 often shifts short-term sentiment, especially for traders watching support zones and liquidity clusters.

For now, this isn’t panic territory. But it’s a reminder that even in calm sessions, the market keeps testing conviction, one level at a time.
#ETH

$BTC
A Long Game Thesis: Bitcoin at $1.3 Million

A bold projection is quietly circulating, and it stretches far beyond the next market cycle.

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan argues that Bitcoin should no longer be viewed purely as a high-volatility trade. In his view, it’s evolving into one of the most compelling long-term return assets of the coming decade.

Using what he describes as conservative assumptions, Hougan built a forward-looking model that places Bitcoin at roughly $1.3 million by 2035. The thesis isn’t about short-term hype or timing the next rally. It’s about adoption curves, supply constraints, and Bitcoin’s growing role in a changing financial system.

If the model holds, the biggest gains won’t come from chasing noise, but from patience. The kind that ignores daily candles and focuses on where the asset could land over ten years.

For long-term believers, this isn’t a price call. It’s a reminder that the real Bitcoin trade may still be early.

Wall Street Opens Uneven as Crypto Stocks Slip

The U.S. market rang the opening bell without a clear direction, setting a cautious tone across risk assets.

Early data shows the Dow Jones edging down 0.1%, while the S&P 500 managed a modest 0.09% gain. The Nasdaq barely moved, up just 0.01%, reflecting hesitation rather than conviction.

Crypto-linked equities didn’t share the calm. Upxi slid 3.16%, BLSH fell 1.77%, and SBET dropped 1.47%, extending pressure on stocks tied closely to digital assets.

The snapshot comes from msx.com, a decentralized RWA trading platform that has rolled out hundreds of tokenized real-world assets. Its offerings mirror major U.S. stocks and ETFs, including names like Apple, Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Netflix, and Nvidia.

For now, traditional markets are treading water, while crypto-related plays absorb the volatility. A split open like this often signals one thing: traders are waiting for their next clear signal before committing.
$BTC
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$ETH
Machi’s High-Stakes ETH Bet Turns Costly

A familiar name in crypto is back in the spotlight, and this time the numbers aren’t friendly.

On-chain monitoring from HyperInsight shows that Huang Licheng, widely known as Machi, has taken heavy losses on a leveraged Ethereum position. The trade involved 8,100 ETH pushed to an aggressive 25x leverage, opened around $2,972.52, with liquidation looming near $2,870.73.

The damage has been steadily adding up. Over the past seven days alone, the address is down roughly $500,000. Zoom out to a month, and the losses deepen to about $3.91 million.

High leverage leaves no room for hesitation, and even modest price swings can turn brutal. Machi’s position is a reminder that in volatile markets, conviction cuts both ways.

For traders watching closely, this isn’t just about one wallet. It’s a live case study in how fast leverage can magnify risk when the market moves against you.
#ETH

$WLD
A Quiet Move on the Ledger: 5.37M WLD Suddenly Shifts

A subtle on-chain signal just caught analysts’ attention.

According to Arkham data cited by ChainCatcher, at 23:57 a vesting wallet released 5,371,000 WLD tokens in a single transfer. The funds were sent to an anonymous address starting with 0x64B9, with no immediate explanation attached.

Moves like this rarely happen without intent. Vesting wallets are typically associated with scheduled unlocks, insiders, or long-term allocations, which makes any large, sudden transfer worth watching.

No selling activity has been confirmed yet, but the market tends to read these moments as early signals rather than noise. Whether this shift leads to redistribution, liquidity movement, or something more strategic remains to be seen.

For now, the chain has spoken. And when tokens move this quietly, it usually means someone knows exactly why.
#WLD

$BTC
U.S. Crypto Regulation Enters a New Phase — Cooperation Replaces Turf Wars

Something rare is happening in Washington’s crypto playbook: the regulators are finally moving in the same direction.

As the Trump administration enters its second year, the long-running tug-of-war between the SEC and the CFTC appears to be easing. Instead of fighting over jurisdiction, both agencies are now aligning to shape a clearer, more structured regulatory framework for crypto.

SEC Chairman Paul Atkins is pushing a more defined approach, championing a token classification system under “Project Crypto,” alongside new exemption mechanisms aimed at innovation rather than enforcement by default. The SEC has already approved broader standards for crypto ETF listings and placed asset tokenization at the center of its regulatory priorities.

On the other side, the CFTC, led by newly appointed Chairman Michael Selig, is moving fast. Its “Crypto Sprint” initiative is designed to accelerate rule clarity, with the agency expected to take a stronger lead in overseeing crypto commodities such as Bitcoin.

Industry insiders believe this signals a major shift. By 2026, U.S. crypto oversight may operate on a dual track: the SEC focusing on institutional innovation and structured products, while the CFTC drives market expansion and commodity-based regulation.

Former SEC senior attorney Howard Fischer called this level of coordination unprecedented in his experience, suggesting that SEC-CFTC cooperation could define the U.S. crypto regulatory agenda heading into 2026.

After years of uncertainty and regulatory friction, the message is changing. The era of regulatory gridlock may be ending, and a more collaborative chapter for U.S. crypto is beginning.