A wallet that was suspected by the community to belong to Ansem(@blknoiz06) bought 2.04M $DIGIMON($50K) again 15 minutes ago.

On December 25, per Onchain Lens monitoring, a newly created crypto wallet withdrew 329,400 LINK from Binance, valued at $4.01 million.

Dec. 25 – CryptoQuant analyst Axel Adler Jr. noted in a post that Bitcoin has dropped 20% over the past three months, with its annual return turning negative—signaling a notable market pullback. The key metric to watch is the monthly RSI trend: currently at 56.5, it’s just ~2 points below the 4-year average of 58.7. Historically, this level has acted as a bull-bear dividing line. The next 1-2 months (i.e., Q1 2026) will be a critical observation window: if RSI holds above the 55-58 range, rebound potential remains intact; if it falls below 55, the risk of a deeper decline rises.

On December 25, a Caixin article titled *U Card Frenzy on Xiaohongshu: Hidden and Deadly Risks* noted that users can use Visa-branded bank cards to pay for services like ChatGPT Plus subscriptions—with deductions processed via USDT from a cryptocurrency wallet. These overseas cards are commonly known as "U Cards," a type of offshore card that uses U.S. dollar stablecoins for payments. The article also pointed out that domestic issuance and use of U Cards carry an additional layer of unique legal risks. It remains unknown whether these cards are a short-lived transitional product or hold the key to the future of the payment landscape.

Cointelegraph reported on December 25 that CoinGlass has released a report showing cryptocurrency derivatives trading volume hit $85.7 trillion in 2025, with a daily average of roughly $2.645 trillion. Binance led the market with total derivatives volume of around $25.09 trillion, making up 29.3% of global volume. OKX, Bybit and Bitget followed closely, with annual volumes ranging from $8.2 trillion to $10.8 trillion. Combined, these four exchanges accounted for roughly 62.3% of the market share. The report notes that by 2025, the derivatives market shifted from a retail-dominated high-leverage model to institutional hedging, basis trading and ETFs. However, the growing leverage chain has boosted tail risk. Global crypto derivatives open interest fell to an annual low of roughly $87 billion in Q1 2025 following deleveraging, before hitting a record high of $235.9 billion on October 7.

Per CoinGlass data, total crypto market liquidations in 2025 have topped $150 billion as of December 25th, with average daily liquidations ranging from $400 million to $500 million.

On December 25th, on-chain analyst @alicharts reported that an Ethereum whale has purchased 220,000 ETH over the past week, with the holdings valued at roughly $660 million.