Decentralized perpetual futures exchange Hyperliquid stated that a wallet flagged by the community for shorting and selling $HYPE is controlled by a former staff member dismissed in Q1 2024. On-chain observers had tracked the address’s large $HYPE balance, alleged TWAP-style selling and links to HyperEVM after the token’s launch. In response, Hyperliquid reiterated its code of conduct, including a ban on team trading $HYPE derivatives and a zero-tolerance policy toward insider trading.

Uniswap’s UNI surged past $6 after a governance proposal focused on protocol fees and token burns reached quorum ahead of the 25 December voting deadline. UNI climbed from $5.30 when voting opened at 3:50 UTC on 20 December to $6.16, with traders watching the $5.60-$5.86 liquidity band as a potential pullback zone.

On December 21, 2025, Litecoin's official X account rejected a viral claim that Charlie Lee regrets creating LTC, saying a CoinDesk interview was clipped and misrepresented. The account posted again on December 22. According to CoinGecko, LTC traded around $77.99 in the past 24 hours and sits at rank 30 by market capitalization.

XRP has attempted a recovery above $1.90 and is trading over $1.910 and the 100-hour Simple Moving Average, according to Kraken. A descending channel or flag caps the move near $1.940, with hurdles at $1.9550 and $2.00; failure to break could drag price back to $1.90 and $1.8650, then $1.8420.

Ethereum rebounded above $2,950 and now trades over the 100-hour Simple Moving Average. Resistance is noted near $3,020 and $3,050, with a stronger barrier at $3,080; a breakout could target $3,150 and then $3,220–$3,250. Failure to clear $3,050 would refocus supports at $2,950, $2,915, $2,880, and $2,840.

According to Dune, Solana’s network activity fell 97% in Q4 2025, with monthly active traders sliding from over 30 million in late 2024 to under 1 million in 2025. SOL dropped from nearly $300 to the $120 yearly support as memecoin-driven activity weakened, while analysts debated outcomes ranging from a $50–$75 target in H1 2026 to a 15% rebound toward $134–$140.

BEAT climbed 30% and is now testing a key resistance after forming an ascending triangle on the four-hour chart. Technical momentum remains favorable, with shorter SMAs above longer ones and a Bull Bear Power reading of 0.51. On-chain data reports 287,170 tokens burned, valued at $847,151 at $2.95, alongside just over 125,000 holders.

NeoDashboard's NDMEME token has been approved as the first non-native asset on the Neo X Native Bridge, enabling transfers between the Neo X and Neo N3 networks. The bridge, built and maintained by BaneLabs, previously supported only native NEO and GAS, and now also allows NDMEME trading on CarrotSwap and Flamingo Finance. BaneLabs has opened a formal whitelisting process with strict technical and strategic criteria that projects must meet before being added.