GMX integrated with the Ethereum mainnet on Dec. 22, allowing users to trade directly or provide liquidity from the mainnet, BlockBeats reports. Ethereum users can now earn auto-compounding returns from three fee-based revenue streams: perpetual trading fees, including opening, closing, borrowing and liquidation charges; swap fees; and the minting and burning fees associated with liquidity tokens.

Bitcoin funding rates returned to neutral levels on major centralized and decentralized exchanges on Dec. 22 after the token moved above $90,000, Coinglass data show. BTC pairs on Binance, OKX, Bybit and Bitget all showed neutral funding, while Ethereum and other altcoins continued to display large negative funding rates.

BlackRock transferred 2,019 BTC, valued at about $181.7 million, to Coinbase Prime within 20 minutes on Dec. 22, Lookonchain data show. The firm also moved 29,928 ETH, worth roughly $91.3 million, to the platform during the same period.

A new address starting with 0xf44 accumulated 806,326 LINK tokens worth over $10.07 million since yesterday, on-chain analyst Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa) reports. The address acquired the tokens at an average price of $12.49 each and is currently holding an unrealized profit of $161,000.

A crypto wallet address associated with BlackRock deposited 819.39 BTC to Coinbase on December 22, worth approximately $73.72 million at the time of transfer, Onchain Lens data show. The transaction was recorded approximately six minutes before the report, indicating a recent on-chain inflow of Bitcoin into the exchange.

Bitcoin breaching $92,000 would correspond to cumulative short liquidation intensity of $770 million on major centralized exchanges, Coinglass data cited by BlockBeats show. Conversely, a drop below $88,000 would align with cumulative long liquidation intensity of $517 million across major CEXs. BlockBeats noted the liquidation map depicts each cluster's relative importance rather than exact contract tallies, with taller bars indicating stronger potential market reactions as liquidity waves emerge around those price thresholds.

Bitcoin rebounded above $90,000 on Dec. 22, trading at $90,027 with a 24-hour gain of 1.53%, HTX market data show. The cryptocurrency broke through the $90,000 level during the session.

Ghana's Parliament approved a bill to legalize cryptocurrency on Dec. 22, Bloomberg reports. Governor Johnson Asiamah said in Accra the measure addresses the Bank of Ghana's concerns and will ease licensing for crypto platforms and oversight of related activities.

Digital asset investment products saw $952 million in outflows last week, the first decline in four weeks, CoinShares said in a Dec. 22 report. U.S. funds accounted for $990 million of the outflows, partially offset by inflows from Canada and Germany. Ethereum led with $555 million in outflows and Bitcoin recorded $460 million, while Solana and XRP continued to attract inflows.