World Liberty Financial has put forward a proposal to allocate up to 5% of WLFI token reserves to support the USD1 stablecoin partnership, targeting strategic collaborations and liquidity incentives. The plan has sparked disagreement among token holders over potential effects on WLFI's price and the interests of investors, particularly with about 80% of tokens reported as locked. As of December 20, 2025, WLFI is priced at $0.13 with a market cap near $3.59 billion and a 45.58% drop over the previous 90 days, while trading volume has fallen sharply in the last 24 hours.

Meme-themed cryptocurrencies reached a record $150.6 billion market cap in December 2024 and later fell to $47.2 billion by November 2025, a 69% drop. The cycle was fueled by political tokens and a surge in January 2025 launches, while U.S. interest climbed from 20% to nearly 30% during the year.

Over the past week, Sei's SEI token lost the $0.1206 support, exposing a downside pocket near $0.0689 while whales took the sell side in spot markets. At the same time, derivatives volume climbed to $32 million and Open Interest increased, showing leveraged positioning despite weak price momentum. Technical indicators such as RSI and MACD remain soft, and analysts are watching $0.1261 and $0.20 as key levels for any structural recovery.

On December 17, Cardano released a 2030 roadmap repositioning the blockchain from a research-focused network to a commercially driven "World's Operating System" anchored on clear KPIs. The plan targets 1 million monthly active wallets, $3 billion in TVL and 324 million annual transactions by 2030, supported by upgrades like Hydra and Ouroboros Leios. The framework also reforms treasury funding, introduces batched grant rounds and sets revenue goals of at least 16 million ADA, based on an assumed ADA price of $5.

Chainlink (LINK) is stabilizing around $13.6–$13.7 and rebuilding a bullish structure, with $14.8–$15 cited as the next resistance. Coinbase selected Chainlink's CCIP as the exclusive bridge for Coinbase Wrapped Assets, which together hold roughly $7 billion in market cap. A Chainlink ETF obtained Federal Register approval to trade on NYSE Arca.

Binance's Inflow-Value Band chart signals XRP could slide toward the $1.50–$1.66 area, with initial support noted at $1.82–$1.87. On December 19, 2025, on-chain analyst Pelinay highlighted that large-holder inflows are dominating, aligning with repeated failures to reclaim $2.30 on weekly timeframes and raising the risk of a break below the $2.00 psychological level.

On Dec. 20, 2025, on-chain data shared by analyst Ali Martinez indicated that XRP's ongoing rally toward the $2 area hinges on holding the $1.77 support, where a large cluster of tokens last moved. If this level fails and the short-term momentum fades, the price could accelerate lower into a thinner liquidity zone toward the next major support near $0.79.

AVAX climbed more than 2% after VanEck revised its Avalanche ETF filing with the U.S. SEC to incorporate on-chain staking and appointed Coinbase Crypto Services as staking provider. The planned ETF aims to mirror AVAX price performance and staking returns with a 0.30% management fee, while AVAX traded around $12.22 amid rising open interest but softer trading volumes.