Infinex has opened registration for the INX token sale on the Sonar platform, with the sale scheduled for January 3–6. The event will offer 5% of the supply at a $99.99 million FDV and use lottery-style allocations, with minimum $200 and maximum $2,500 per participant. Terms include a one-year lockup with potential early unlock.

On December 26 and December 28 2025, BubbleMaps highlighted that 68 linked wallets control almost half of the Atlas memecoin supply, a token themed around Vice President JD Vance's pet dog and promoted by the Whale Insider account. The analytics firm says these wallets, funded via ChangeNow with synchronized activity and launch-day sniping, may pose significant downside risk to retail traders as influencer-backed meme tokens have frequently led to rug pulls.

Dogecoin saw a sharp rise in social media engagement alongside Bitcoin, Ethereum, and ZCash, driven by Reddit sweepstakes mentions and market chatter, while its price action stayed bearish. Onchain indicators such as Mean Coin Age, Age Consumed, MVRV, and Net Unrealized Profit/Loss pointed to network-wide accumulation, deep unrealized losses, and a capitulation phase, even as DOGE traded within a narrow range between $0.122 and $0.133 and eyed $0.135 as a key resistance.

On December 28, analytics platform Bubblemaps reported that 68 wallets accumulated 47% of the ATLAS memecoin supply before its official launch, raising insider trading concerns. These addresses, funded via ChangeNow and now holding about $1 million in tokens, have sparked debate over transparency, volatility, and potential market manipulation risks.

On December 28, 2025, deBridge co-founder Alex Smirnov publicly criticized Flow's proposal to roll back its network state following a recent exploit. He warned that the rollback, which targets transactions between late December 26 and early December 27, could inflict greater financial harm than the original attack. Smirnov urged Flow validators to pause validation until there is a clear remediation plan and coordination with ecosystem partners, while the Flow team maintains that restoring to a pre-exploit checkpoint is the safest option.

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.

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 December 28, Shiba Inu's SHIB token traded near $0.00000736 after rising 2.27% over the previous day. Short-term charts show price heading toward resistance around $0.00000741, with potential extensions to $0.00000750 and $0.00000770 if buyers maintain control. On the weekly time frame, analysts are watching the $0.000007 support and suggest a bar closing well above it could open the way for a move into the $0.000008 range.