Ethereum is trading below the $3,000 mark in a tight range while on-chain data shows a sharp rebuild of liquidity on Binance. In December, reserves on the exchange rose to about 4.17 million ETH as nearly 8.5 million ETH flowed in, indicating a shift toward more active positioning and potential volatility. With price capped by key moving averages and trading volume fading, ETH remains technically fragile and sensitive to renewed downside pressure.

Bitcoin is consolidating below $90,000 after a drop from the $100,000–$105,000 area, keeping market sentiment cautious and fueling debate over whether a deeper bear phase could extend into 2026. On-chain analyst Axel Adler notes that the "Supply in Profit" metric has fallen from above 19 million BTC to around 13.5 million BTC, pulling the 30-day average below the 90-day and opening the door to a potential bullish crossover in late February to early March if current conditions hold. The outlook remains highly sensitive to price, with $70,000 identified as a critical downside level and $90,000 acting as key resistance that bulls must reclaim to meaningfully shift the current structure.

XRP hovered near $1.80 as selling pressure persisted and recent rebounds failed to draw strong demand. Binance data shows exchange reserves have fallen to about 2.64 billion XRP, their lowest since 2024, while a CryptoQuant report highlights continued outflows. With price below key averages, downside risks remain until $2.00–$2.20 levels are reclaimed.

XRP has dropped below the $2 level and remains under heavy selling pressure, with its price hovering around the $1.87–$1.90 range after a rejection from the $3.00–$3.50 zone. According to analysis by Darkfost, exchange inflows to Binance have risen sharply since mid-December, including a spike of roughly 116 million XRP, signaling a shift from holding to distribution. This trend reflects profit-taking by earlier buyers and capitulation from newer entrants, leaving the $1.80–$1.85 area as critical support and keeping the broader corrective structure in place.

Attackers have exploited a vulnerability tied to Trust Wallet's Chrome browser extension, affecting hundreds of users and draining about $6.77 million to $7 million in assets. Trust Wallet has urged users of Browser Extension 2.68 to upgrade to 2.69 and pledged to fully reimburse all impacted accounts, while on-chain analysts track roughly $5.5 million already routed through swap services and exchanges.

Bitcoin is holding above $86,000 while struggling to regain traction below $90,000 as volatility compresses. According to CryptoQuant analyst Burak Kesmeci, newer whales have an average cost basis near $100,500, making the $100,000 zone a pivotal resistance, with Binance spot users around $56,000 and long-term whales roughly $40,000. Approaches to $100,000 may prompt distribution or renewed accumulation.

XRP balances on Binance have dropped to around 2.66 billion XRP, the lowest since July 2024, according to a CryptoQuant report by CryptoOnchain. While price tests the $1.80–$1.90 demand zone and momentum weakens, shrinking exchange supply suggests sell-side pressure may be easing. Key levels include $1.80 support and $2.20–$2.40 for a potential recovery.

Ethereum is trading near $2,930 after an extended pullback from the $4,500–$4,800 region, maintaining a bearish pattern even as on-chain supply on Binance drops to its lowest level since September 2024. Technical analysis points to a descending triangle and layered resistance from key moving averages, while on-chain data shows the Ethereum Exchange Supply Ratio on Binance at 0.032, indicating reduced liquid supply that could amplify any demand shift. The $2,800–$2,900 zone remains a critical support area, with a breakdown risking deeper losses and a recovery above $3,200–$3,300 needed to improve the broader structure.

On November 24, Bitcoin traded near $88,438 as Coinbase saw roughly $21.0 billion in seven‑day BTC/ETH inflows, while Binance recorded about $15.3 billion. By December 21, with Bitcoin close to $88,635, Coinbase fell to around $7.8 billion and Binance rose to roughly $10.3 billion, signaling tighter liquidity and a shift in venue activity.