Ethereum

Bitcoin failed to sustain a break above 90,000 and slipped back into a retracement over the past 24 hours, while most majors traded lower. BTC is down about 2.5% near $87,5000; liquidations total roughly $250 million with nearly $200 million from longs, according to Coinglass, and altcoins from ETH to BNB also declined.

ETHZilla, backed by Peter Thiel, said it sold $74.5 million (24,291 ETH) to reduce debt and will discontinue its mNAV metric while pivoting to tokenization. The reversal follows mNAV slipping below 1 in early December and an October effort to prop it up with $40 million in ETH sales, as broader ETH treasuries and ETFs posted sizable outflows.

On December 23, 2025, BitMine said in a filing it acquired 98,852 ETH over the past week, bringing its holdings to 4,066,062 ETH at an average cost of $2,991 per ether. The same day, onchain watchers reported about 29,462 ETH, worth roughly $88 million, moved via BitGo and Kraken. The firm aims to accumulate up to 5% of Ethereum's circulating supply.

U.S. spot Ether ETFs snapped a seven‑day outflow run with $84.6 million in net purchases on Monday. XRP funds also drew $43.9 million, their strongest daily intake since early December, while Solana, Chainlink and Dogecoin products showed mixed momentum, with the former two seeing steady accumulation and DOGE activity fading.

According to CoinShares, ETH-linked products saw $555 million in outflows last week, even as exchange balances fell to their lowest since 2016. Binance and CryptoQuant indicators show Ethereum trailing Bitcoin in liquidity and risk appetite, while TradingView signals point to rangebound action near 3,000 dollars with resistance around 3,300 dollars.

BitMine has expanded its Ethereum treasury to 4,066,062 ETH after acquiring 98,852 ETH over the past week, pursuing what it describes as a long-term accumulation strategy. Led by Tom Lee, the company aims to build a 5% share of Ethereum's circulating supply, while its latest buying streak leaves the treasury valued at about $12 billion based on a stated average entry of $2,991 per ETH.

On December 23, 2025, analysis of Binance’s 2025 listings showed centralized exchange allocations were a small fraction of total supply. Distributions commonly ranged from 1-5%, with larger, higher-FDV projects often under 1%. Binance said these tokens funded liquidity, airdrops and marketing rather than exchange fees, amid weak market performance for many new launches.

On December 23, 2025, CoinShares reported $952,000,000 in weekly net outflows from digital asset investment products, the first in four weeks. Ethereum posted $555 million in withdrawals and Bitcoin $460 million, while Solana and XRP saw $48.5 million and $62.9 million of inflows. The United States recorded $990 million of outflows, partly offset by Canada and Germany.

BlackRock named its iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) one of three primary investment themes for 2025, alongside short‑term Treasurys and US mega‑cap technology stocks. Despite a roughly 9.6% year‑to‑date decline and Bitcoin's pullback of about 30% from its October peak, IBIT has drawn more than $25 billion this year, with total net inflows since launch near $62.5 billion per Farside Investors.

Bitmine Immersion Technologies said its combined crypto, cash and "moonshot" holdings total about $13.2 billion, after adding 98,852 ETH in the past week to reach 4.07 million ETH and 193 BTC. The ETH trove equals roughly 3.37% of the 120.7 million circulating supply, and its shares averaged $1.7 billion in daily volume as of December 19.