On Monday, Ethereum treasury firm BitMine, led by Tom Lee, added about $88 million in ETH to its holdings, according to onchain data. The NYSE-listed company now reports owning 4,066,062 ETH acquired at an average price of $2,991 per token, valuing its treasury at roughly $12 billion. BitMine's strategy focuses on accumulating 5% of Ethereum's circulating supply while its BMNR stock and ETH price both declined that same day.

XRP made brief early‑week gains but failed to clear $1.95 and subsequently slid below $1.90, extending a drawdown of nearly 50% from its July peak. Santiment said on December 22, 2025 that social commentary had turned sharply negative, a setup it links to past rebounds, while SoSoValue reported $43.89 million of net inflows into five spot XRP ETFs on Monday.

According to a weekly report from CoinShares, crypto investment products saw $952 million in outflows over the past week, while XRP-based ETFs bucked the trend with about $82.04 million in inflows and a 25-day positive streak. During the same period, XRP’s price rebounded from a two-month low of $1.77 to around $1.93, with several analysts suggesting the correction may be ending and eyeing a potential move toward the $2.30-$2.50 range if market momentum improves.

ETHZilla disclosed in a late Friday filing that it sold 24,291 ETH at an average price of about $3,068, raising roughly $74.5 million to redeem senior secured convertible notes, with early redemptions set for Dec. 24 and Dec. 30. After the sale, holdings fell to about 69,800 ETH, and the company retired its mNAV tracker to emphasize balance sheet strength, revenue, and tokenization cash flow.

ETHZilla disclosed in a U.S. regulatory filing that it sold 24,291 ETH for $74.5 million at an average price of $3,068.69 per token to reduce its senior secured convertible notes. The firm, which rebranded from 180 Life Sciences Corp on July 29 and shifted to an Ether-focused strategy, now holds about 69,800 ETH, while its shares have fallen sharply amid a broader crypto market pullback.

According to a YouTube chart breakdown, Bitcoin Cash is testing a four‑year range from the August 2021 high, with a short‑term barrier near $627.60 and the 38.2% retracement around $677. If the range breaks, mapped Fibonacci projections point to roughly $851 and $960, contingent on Bitcoin advancing toward $90,000 and dominance easing from 59.56%.

Dogecoin fell 57% over the past three months before revisiting the key $0.13 support zone, where it has historically rebounded multiple times. The memecoin was recently trading near $0.134 with a 1.65% daily gain, an 85% jump in volume to $885 million, and an ADX reading of 26.28 signaling strong directional momentum. Derivatives data show leveraged long positions of $16.11 million versus $7.23 million in shorts, suggesting a bullish bias while the $0.1273–$0.1345 band acts as a key liquidation area.

Monero's XMR has climbed above its 2021 peak, delivering a 146% year-on-year gain and rising 27% over the past 30 days while most major coins lag. Traders are now watching the $500 level as a potential breakout zone, though a dip toward $400 remains on the table. Separately, Bitcoin Hyper, a Bitcoin Layer 2 project, has raised $29.5M and currently advertises staking rewards of up to 39% APY into early 2026.