FIL is attempting to stabilize on the daily chart above the $1.188 support area while bearish momentum eases and price gravitates back toward its short-term trend zone. The token faces initial resistance near $1.374, with higher barriers at $1.545 and $1.653, where sellers have previously been active. Order book data shows substantial bid walls below spot and notable sell clusters above, suggesting a tug-of-war between long-term buyers and overhead supply.

On December 28, 2025, Uniswap executed its UNIfication fee-burning upgrade on mainnet and removed 100 million UNI, valued at $635 million, from its treasury. The move followed a governance proposal that secured over 125 million supporting votes and activated protocol fees on selected v2 and v3 pools, contributing to a 5.4% rebound in UNI's price over 24 hours to $6.34.

On 28 December 2025, Uniswap removed 100 million UNI from its treasury in a single onchain transaction, permanently shrinking the token's available supply and redirecting protocol value toward holders. At prevailing market prices, the burn represented nearly $600 million and pushed UNI toward a deflationary, usage-linked economic model, while governance support was overwhelmingly in favor and separate funds remain allocated for builders and ecosystem development.

XRP is trading inside a descending channel and remains below the 100‑day and 200‑day moving averages, with rallies capped near $2.40–$2.50. Buyers are defending the $1.80 demand region, but recent rejections imply upside moves are corrective unless the channel resistance is broken.

Bitmine, a Fundstrat-backed company associated with Tom Lee, staked 342,560 ETH over two days, about $1 billion at current prices, and executed 74,880 ETH on Dec. 27. Transfers were batched in 28,320 ETH tranches, while SharpLink Gaming redeemed 35,627 ETH roughly four hours earlier. Despite the withdrawal, net staking inflows dominated.

According to Shibburn, 1,000,002 Shiba Inu tokens were burned in the past 24 hours by Dec. 27, 2025, yet the overall SHIB burn rate declined 32.29% compared with the previous day. Total burns over the last week reached 29,080,015 SHIB, while the token price hovered around $0.0000073 to $0.0000074 as Shiba Inu attempted a late-year rebound.

Ripple's XRP is showing signs of weakening support as ETF inflows slow, long-term holders trim positions, and derivatives activity declines. Total Net Assets from ETFs have stalled around $1.24 billion while wallets holding XRP for 2-3 years have sharply reduced their share. Open Interest on Binance has slid to about $450 million, leaving XRP's price more vulnerable to shifts in sentiment.

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.