Through Q4, JASMY slid in a descending channel but turned bullish as 2026 began, surging 35.14% from $0.0074 to a two‑month high of $0.01 and trading near $0.0091, up 12.14%. Derivatives activity and open interest jumped sharply, while spot flows flipped from strong buying on 6 January to heavier selling on 7 January.

After sliding through Q4 2025 in a descending channel and bottoming near $0.0000074, BONK rebounded at the start of 2026 and jumped 20.36% to $0.00001125. Spot data showed heavy buy-side activity around $0.000007, but rising exchange inflows and a Netflow of $2.54 million now suggest profit-taking may challenge the rally's sustainability.

Aerodrome Finance's AERO rose 18% to $0.63 after buyers protected the $0.40 support, with a local high at $0.59 and trading near $0.558 on the day. Volume expanded 70% and market cap climbed 17%, while programmatic buybacks locked 940k AERO. Spot and futures metrics indicated accumulation and a tilt toward long positions.

At press time, FARTCOIN traded at $0.31, down 3.23% daily after a 3.21% weekly rise, having defended $0.23 and printed a local high near $0.32 in a mini ascending channel. Top holders lifted balances by 9.38% to 692.04 million, adding 69.24 million with a net positive change of 51.16 million over four days, while one whale bought 8.58 million tokens for $2.66 million.

The Uniswap community approved the UNIfication proposal with 99.9% support, leading the treasury to burn 100 million UNI tokens valued at about $591 million and redirect future protocol fees toward ongoing burns. Following the move, UNI briefly reached a local high of $6.4 before trading around $6.3 with a 5.2% daily gain, while trading volume and market cap rose in tandem and analysts highlighted potential paths toward $7.2 or a pullback to $5.7 depending on sustained demand.

On 27 December, the Flow Foundation said an attacker abused a flaw in Flow's execution layer and removed $3.9 million from the network, routing funds through multiple bridges and mixers. FLOW's price then slumped 46% from $0.17 to $0.097 before rebounding, while trading data showed heavy selling and a sharp drop in market capitalization.

In 2025, Binance Coin surged from $701 in January to an all-time high of $1,375 in October, while its market cap expanded from $75 billion to $182 billion before a Q4 pullback. Over the same period, BNB holders climbed from 158.7 million to 279.2 million, a 76% rise, alongside sharp growth in daily and monthly active users. Despite a current bearish structure and the risk of a drop below $800, projections suggest BNB may aim for around $948 and potentially $1.4k in Q1 2026 if market conditions improve.

In 2025, Ethereum implemented the Pectra upgrade in May and the Fusaka upgrade in December to raise data availability, cut node costs and improve layer-2 performance. In 2026, the network is scheduled to introduce the Glamsterdam fork to enable parallel transaction processing, increase the gas limit from 60 million to 200 million and target around 10,000 TPS, followed by the Heze-Bogota fork later in the year to enhance privacy, decentralization and censorship resistance while ETH price action hovers just below $3,000.

Conflux's CFX rose 8.7% to $0.072 after a partnership with PlaysOut focused on AI gaming and cross-chain interoperability. On 24 December, buyer dominance in Spot Taker CVD hit a weekly high; between 24–25 December, buy volume reached 74.83 million versus 67 million in sell. If momentum persists, price could target $0.093; if sellers regain control, $0.068 is in view.