Ethereum Gas Fee Continues to Drop, Now at 0.352 Gwei

On December 10, analytics platform LookOnChain shared in a social media post that following Binance’s announcement of its DOYR Alpha trading launch, trader 0xa7b5 paid an extra 6.8 BNB (≈$6,074) in miner fees and spent 44.8 BNB (≈$40,079) to acquire 2.55 million DOYR tokens. They later sold the tokens for 32.12 BNB (≈$28,734), resulting in a total loss of $17,400. Meanwhile, trader 0x8A70 only paid 0.794 BNB (≈$709) in gas fees, successfully spent 239 BNB (≈$213,820) to buy 28.8 million DOYR, and sold the tokens for 282.5 BNB (≈$252,000)—netting a $38,000 profit with a 15% return rate. Notably, 0xa7b5 paid higher fees but still completed their purchase one second later than 0x8A70.

On December 10th, crypto analytics firm Santiment reported that Bitcoin rebounded, briefly climbing back to the $94,600 level. The move sparked renewed trader enthusiasm, driving FOMO (fear of missing out) buying as investors bet on further price gains. Data extracted from social platforms including Twitter, Reddit, and Telegram shows explosive growth in chatter around "bullish" outlooks and "breakout" calls. Santiment’s Sentiment Indicator breakdown: - A spike in blue bars signals widespread market calls for "bearish" moves or "breakdowns"—typically tied to retail panic selling (FUD). Notably, prices often rise during these periods as retail investors sell off. - A spike in red bars signals widespread calls for "bullish" moves or "breakouts"—typically tied to retail FOMO. During these times, prices often pull back as retail traders chase gains.

December 10 — BTCC, the world’s longest-running cryptocurrency exchange (with over 10 million users), announced it has officially integrated its perpetual contract trading pairs into TradingView, a charting platform with over 100 million global users. Users can now directly trade more than 400 perpetual contracts using TradingView’s professional charting tools, covering assets including BTC, ETH, Solana, XRP, Dogecoin and other cryptocurrencies. This integration enables unified analysis and trading.

On December 10th, Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley took to social media to note that the crypto industry’s four-year cycle is dead. The market has undergone significant transformation and matured. Looking back in 2025, we’ll eventually recognize that it’s in fact been in a bear market since February of this year—but that downturn has been masked by ongoing buying pressure from digital asset treasuries and Bitcoin reserve firms. All signs point to a major market rally in 2026. That’s pretty remarkable.

On December 10, Onchain Lens monitoring data shows a newly created wallet address withdrew 200,001 SOL (valued at roughly $27.87 million) from Binance four hours ago.

On December 10, DOYR saw a short-term surge of over 290% following news of its listing on Binance Alpha, with its current market cap at $10.4 million.