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.

XRP has trended lower through the second half of 2025, retreating from an all‑time high near $3.65 and rebounding at the $2 mark after a pullback from around $2.20 this week. On December 12, Ali Martinez shared Glassnode heatmap insights on X, flagging $1.96 and $1.78 as support and $2.17 as resistance. XRP is around $2.01, down nearly 2% week over week, according to CoinGecko.

On 13 December 2025, Pyth Network outlined a DAO-approved reserve model that will direct about one-third of ongoing protocol revenue to buy PYTH on the open market and hold it as reserves. The approach is meant to connect usage with token demand. PYTH traded near $0.06 after a yearlong slide of more than four-fifths.

On December 13, 2025 (UTC), Figure Technology Solutions said it has filed a second IPO with the SEC, seeking authorization to issue its own equity directly on the Solana blockchain. CEO Mike Cagney outlined plans to trade the tokenized shares via Figure's alternative trading system—rather than Nasdaq or NYSE—and enable DeFi uses such as lending and borrowing.