In the last 24 hours, Shiba Inu recorded a net outflow of 167,991,300,000 SHIB from exchanges, signaling stronger buying activity despite recent price weakness. Over the same period, SHIB futures open interest climbed 9.39% to more than 11,940,000,000,000 SHIB, with Gate.io handling 39.28% of the derivatives exposure. These moves suggest traders are positioning for a potential major price move in the meme token.

On December 30, on-chain tracker Whale Alert flagged two large Bitcoin withdrawals from Coinbase totaling 4,658 BTC, worth over $415 million at the time. The BTC was moved to unidentified wallets, while Coinglass data indicated a net inflow of about 3,307 BTC to buyers across exchanges in the last day, hinting at easing sell pressure and renewed bullish positioning by both large and small traders.

BitMine, chaired by Tom Lee, has expanded its Ethereum holdings by purchasing $132 million worth of ETH over the past week, lifting its treasury to $12.24 billion. The firm now controls about 3.39% of Ethereum's circulating supply and may need roughly $2.2 billion more in ETH at current prices to approach a 4% ownership threshold.

On December 29, analyst Ali Martinez warned that XRP could soon lose its $1.77 support, with a further slide potentially endangering the critical $1 mark. XRP is currently trading around $1.88, while selling pressure, weaker network activity, and large whale transfers are heightening downside risks.

On Monday, December 29, BlackRock transferred 2,201 BTC and 7,557 ETH to Coinbase, a move valued at more than $214 million at transaction-time prices. These sizeable Bitcoin and Ethereum deposits coincided with notable daily net outflows from BlackRock's IBIT and ETHA ETFs, aligning on-chain activity with declining fund assets.

On Friday, Dec. 26, XRP spot ETFs posted a net daily inflow of $0.00, halting a steady run of positive capital entries that had persisted since their launch. Despite the pause, total cumulative inflows reached $1.14 billion, with combined net assets near $1.24 billion and daily trading volume at $16.61 million while XRP traded around $1.85.

Dogecoin's derivatives market has seen a modest rebound as traders committed 12.14 billion DOGE, valued at about $1.49 billion, into futures positions over the last 24 hours. At the same time, the token's price remains under pressure, with a 16.2% decline recorded in December and a nearly 3% drop amid broader market volatility.

Seven large Bitcoin transfers totaling 13,904 BTC were recorded on December 26 as the asset pulled back after a short-lived rebound attempt. The transactions, moved between unidentified wallets and valued at about $1.03 billion, coincided with a 1.01% daily drop from $89,459 to $87,374. ETF flows weakened as well, with a major provider seeing $91.4 million in outflows.

On Dec. 26, 2025, analyst Ali Martinez said XRP is consolidating in a triangle that could precede a move of about 10%. The token rebounded into positive territory in the prior session and recently traded near $1.8684 after a 24‑hour increase of 2.01%, with near‑term action stabilizing around the pattern’s midpoint.