Mantra’s OM token has lost over 99% of its value in 2025 after an April crash, with the project team and exchange OKX trading accusations over what caused the collapse. OKX alleged the team borrowed large amounts of USDT using OM as collateral to inflate the token price before liquidations triggered heavy selling, while Mantra’s CEO denied any ongoing legal battle with the exchange as the project prepares to migrate OM to MANTRA by 15 January 2026.

Hyperliquid’s HYPE token remained in a broader downtrend while trading within a tight range between $27.22 and $29.88 on lower timeframes. Analysis of price structure, order flow, and liquidation data suggested that liquidity near $31 and around $26.5 could drive the next directional move.

A large holder rotated 1,969 BTC, valued at $177.9 million, into 58,149 ETH worth $181.4 million, signaling a shift from Bitcoin into Ethereum. Ethereum traded near $3,118 after a recent rejection at $3.4k, while fund premiums turned positive and exchange netflows stayed negative as investors accumulated, yet overall market structure remained bearish.

Solana’s validator set has reportedly shrunk by 68% over the past two years, leaving about 800 active nodes and stirring concerns over network security. At the same time, the SOL stake needed for a validator to break even has tripled to roughly $17 million per block, intensifying pressure on operators amid one of the asset’s weakest quarters since 2022.

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On the 4-hour chart, SEI continues to move in the lower band of its broader range, remaining capped beneath the EMA ribbon and leaving downside risk open toward the $0.1216 weak low. At the same time, on-chain and derivatives metrics show sharp growth, with DEX volume surpassing $400M in two weeks and perp volume jumping 19,527% over 90 days, suggesting expanding positioning despite compressed spot prices.

On December 13, 2025, Bitcoinsensus highlighted past DOGE advances of +190% and +480%, suggesting the current structure could be setting up another strong leg. Market technicians note that Dogecoin often builds a rounded base with fading volatility before momentum returns, while near-term trading remains range-bound without a decisive trend.

XRP swung in a tight range, starting near $2.06, briefly topping $2.15 around December 10, then easing to $2.04. According to CryptoQuant, whales have been accumulating as Spot Taker CVD turns buyer-dominant, while Upbit shows its first meaningful XRP withdrawal uptick since 2023. Analyst CasiTrades flags $2.03–$1.97 as key support and $2.41 with $2.75–$2.90 as potential upside levels.