SUI is attempting to stabilize on the daily chart after an extended corrective move, with buyers repeatedly defending support in the mid-$1.34 region. Momentum tools such as MACD and RSI are showing signs of fading bearish pressure, while resistance at $1.56 and the $1.65–$1.69 band continues to limit upside. Order book data highlights strong bids between $1.40 and $1.35 and concentrated selling interest near $1.46, framing a cautiously constructive but unconfirmed recovery setup.

Dogecoin is trading in a weak but stabilizing setup on the daily chart, with price holding near support around $0.122 as downside momentum shows signs of easing. Technical indicators such as MACD and RSI point to fading selling pressure, while resistance between $0.128 and $0.144 continues to cap upside attempts. Order book liquidity near $0.120–$0.126 and around $0.131 outlines the key battlegrounds that could shape the next directional move.

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.

Blockchain-based tokenized commodities have climbed to a combined market value of $3.94 billion, supported by record-breaking moves in gold and other precious metals. Gold-backed tokens such as Tether Gold and Paxos Gold dominate the segment, while Ethereum remains the leading network for real-world asset tokenization by onchain value.

In a 2026 outlook, Clear Street's Owen Lau named Coinbase a top fintech pick alongside Nasdaq and S&P Global, reiterating a Buy rating and a 12‑month price target of $415. During a post‑Christmas selloff, Coinbase shares traded around $234.50, down roughly 1.2%, but Lau argued the pullback does not change his longer‑term thesis.

Ethereum is heading into 2026 with analysts and industry leaders highlighting rising institutional adoption, expanding stablecoin and tokenized real-world asset markets, and major scaling upgrades as potential growth drivers. Forecasts for next year include possible tenfold increases in Ethereum’s TVL and RWA AUM, alongside protocol changes that target higher throughput and improved decentralization, even as Ether’s price remains under pressure near $2,900.

According to CoinGecko, more than 160 institutions together hold about 1.71 million BTC, with several public companies controlling multi‑billion‑dollar positions. As of December 2025, Strategy, Marathon Digital, Twenty One Capital, Metaplanet, Bitcoin Standard Treasury, Bullish, Riot Platforms and others have disclosed large Bitcoin treasuries, in some cases exceeding tens of thousands of BTC. These companies cite inflation hedging, treasury diversification and business alignment as key reasons, while analysts are watching how regulatory decisions and index providers’ actions could influence the future of crypto treasury strategies.

On December 24, 2025, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs registered about $175 million in net outflows, according to Farside Investors. Over the past five trading days, outflows totaled roughly $826 million, with December 17 the lone session of net inflows at more than $457 million. Institutions remained cautious into year-end.

Bitcoin is stabilizing on the daily timeframe as bearish momentum fades. Price remains below short- and mid-term moving averages, with resistance near $91,333 and support around $86,286. A close above $91,333 could open $92,678–$93,429, while a loss of $86,286 risks $85,516 and $84,739.