On December 13, DOGE slipped 1.3% over 24 hours, with price approaching local resistance at $0.1395. A breakout could prompt a $0.14–$0.1410 retest, while a $0.1350–$0.1450 sideways range remains likely and $0.1332 is a key support. DOGE was $0.1392 at press time.

On 13 December 2025, the little-known token RAVE shifted from obscurity to a speculative hotspot after its airdrop aligned with a Binance Alpha listing. Within hours, wallet activity and trading volume spiked, driven by visibility, social media links to Trump-related developments and perceived ties to Aster and Binance Labs, while a highly concentrated supply structure left significant volatility risks in place.

XRP remains locked in a downward channel since the October peak, trading near $2.03 and below its 100-day and 200-day moving averages. Key resistance sits at $2.25–$2.50, with rejections on $2.10–$2.15; supports lie at $1.90–$1.75. A constructive shift requires reclaiming $2.15 and sustaining above $2.00.

On Dec. 12, Lean Ventures agreed with NASDAQ-listed Vivo Federation to create a $300 million vehicle to acquire Ripple Labs shares, giving South Korean investors indirect exposure to XRP. The joint venture targets $75 million in net economic return over three years, and the partners claim investors may access Ripple and XRP exposure at a material discount to spot.

Ether fell to $2,621 on Nov. 21, down 45% from its October high of $4,758, and hovered near the realized price of wallets holding more than 100,000 ETH. It rebounded 23.5% to about $3,238 on Nov. 22, while analysts highlight historical patterns and technical setups that point to potential moves toward $5,000–$5,800.

On December 13, 2025, OKX and MANTRA escalated a dispute tied to migrating OM to MANTRA’s new blockchain. MANTRA’s CEO set January 15, 2026 for deprecating the ERC-20 token and pressed OKX to disclose user-held versus balance-sheet OM, while OKX alleged coordinated accounts inflated OM’s price and cited an April plunge of over 90% absorbed by its Security Fund.

Ethereum’s MACD turned positive after roughly three months, signaling momentum while charts mark $3,900 as a key breakout level. Price action also outlines a potential flag-driven slide toward $2,400, and comparisons with IWM suggest room for ETH to narrow a performance gap.

Pump.fun's PUMP token has fallen about 30.4% over the past month to $0.002754 after a major holder sold roughly $6.3 million in tokens at a loss. Despite the team conducting daily buybacks in December totaling around $12.7 million, indicators show persistent bearish momentum and a risk of losing support near $0.0025.