Hyperliquid closed out 2025 with $844 million in revenue, $2.95 trillion in trading volume, and more than 600,000 new users. Perpetuals generated $848.33 million in fees, while Bitcoin led activity at $1.16 trillion. The exchange also reported $3.87 billion in net inflows and expanded HIP-3 listings to global equities.

On Dec. 27, CEO Brian Armstrong said Coinbase is working with Hyderabad Police in India after the arrest of a former customer support agent linked to an insider bribery and data theft scheme. Public filings show the breach was discovered in May 2025, ultimately affecting 69,461 people and leading Coinbase to recognize $355 million in related costs across Q2 and Q3 2025.

Dogecoin is trading at $0.1242, up 1.02% over 24 hours, as the total crypto market capitalization reaches $2.97 trillion. Bulls watch resistance near $0.13 and support at $0.12, with MACD and an RSI at 44 pointing to improving momentum. Open interest climbed 1.68% to $1.51 billion, indicating added positioning.

AMLBot's on-chain study covering 2023–2025 reports Tether froze more than $3.29 billion in USDT and blacklisted 7,268 addresses across Ethereum and Tron, while Circle's USDC freezes totaled $109 million over 372 addresses. The gap was amplified on Tron, where $1.75 billion in USDT sits in blacklisted wallets. The findings underscore contrasting enforcement practices among leading stablecoin issuers.

On December 28, 2025, economist Peter Schiff warned Bitcoin may face a rapid downside as silver surged, signaling a potential rotation toward hard assets. The BTC–silver ratio has swung decisively, with silver up roughly 190% relative to BTC in four months. Silver also pushed beyond $79 per ounce in a near-vertical move of about ninety minutes.

On December 28, deBridge co-founder Alex Smirnov criticized Flow's blockchain rollback, executed without coordination with key partners, following a $3.9 million exploit. The rollback removed around six hours of activity and Flow halted new transaction validations, while requests for freezes were sent to major exchanges and users were told to resubmit transactions.

In the last 24 hours, BEAT’s price jumped over 17% while its daily trading volume slipped 25% to about $45.96 million, amid rising user activity and ongoing token burns. The altcoin was holding above the $1.50 level and consolidating near $2.235 after previously touching $4.80, but upcoming token unlocks of roughly $44 million and mixed liquidity signals suggested a potential sell-off risk.

On 28 December 2025, Michael Saylor posted a "Back to Orange" message that many observers read as a possible hint of renewed Bitcoin accumulation by Strategy. The brief update did not include any confirmation of new purchases or transaction details but revived debate over the firm's long-term approach. With Bitcoin consolidating in the high-$80,000 range and key indicators such as RSI and MACD showing cooling momentum, some traders see the current setup as consistent with Strategy's historically conviction-driven buying phases.