Open interest in Bitcoin has reached a new low since 2022.
🤔 Historically, reaching such levels since 2022 has preceded periods of consolidation or even bullish reversals, especially if price movement began to stabilize.
$PEPE 🔥In the last 24 hours, the coin has increased by 33% I hope this is not the final growth. I will hold the coin for a long time since I am still at a loss.
🔹 HYPE: ▪️ 76% of tokens to the community. ▪️ 31% — airdrop, plus almost 39% — future emissions, which will also go to the community. ▪️ 0% VC — key point. No pressure from venture capitalists, no risk of sharp unlocks.
HYPE appears to be a protocol that consciously sacrifices quick profits for user loyalty and long-term decentralization.
🔹 LIT: ▪️ Supply 50% / 50% — parity, but without a bias towards users. ▪️ 24% — investors, 26% — team ▪️ Drop 25%, and it is divided into seasons. ▪️ There is a 4-year vesting — this is a plus, but there will still be pressure from unlocks.
LIT is a more traditional protocol focused on funds and regulatory clarity.
In the fourth quarter of 2025, the number of deployed smart contracts on Ethereum reached 8.7 million — a new historical maximum.
Apparently, the recent Fusaka update and the implementation of PeerDAS have significantly simplified life for developers, resulting in such explosive growth in activity 🕔
Bitmine invested $219 million in Ethereum staking — what does this mean for the market?
The large treasury company Bitmine has taken a serious step in support of Ethereum by staking ETH worth $219 million in a PoS contract. 💰 This signals growing trust among institutional players in the Ethereum ecosystem after the transition to Proof-of-Stake.
🔹 Why is this important? Such volumes of staking reduce the liquidity of ETH in the market, potentially increasing upward price pressure. 🔹 What’s next? Bitmine could become a key validator, increasing the decentralization of the network.
For investors, this is another reason to take a closer look at ETH, especially before a possible ETF approval. 🚀 Are you ready for growth?
$ADA $TRX Mike Novogratz warns: XRP and Cardano could lose without real utility 💥
Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz expressed a strong stance: XRP and Cardano (ADA) risk being left in the shadows if they do not prove their practical value. 🔍
In his opinion, in a fiercely competitive environment, these tokens must offer more than just marketing. 💡 Without real use cases, they could be outpaced by more promising projects.
What do you think? Are Novogratz's concerns justified, or will XRP and ADA still prove themselves? 💬 We await your opinions in the comments! 🚀
$BTC Bitcoin will not reach $90K by the end of the year: open interest in futures has fallen to a minimum in 8 months 📉
Despite the outflow of funds from ETFs, Bitcoin shows resilience: the basis rate and options data indicate limited downside potential. 📊 However, to rise to $90,000 BTC needs a new catalyst — the market is waiting for signals.
🔍 Analysis: • Open interest in futures has fallen to a minimum since January — traders are cautious. • Options premiums remain stable, which reduces the risk of sharp declines. • Main scenario: consolidation in the range of $60K–$70K by the end of the year.
Where to look for growth drivers? Possible triggers — approval of ETH-ETF or macroeconomic changes. 🚀 We are monitoring the market!
$BTC $ETH The year 2025 in the crypto market was remembered for record losses of traders. According to Coinglass, the average daily losses reached around 500 million dollars, and the total volume of forced liquidations with margin collateral approached 150 billion dollars. On average, throughout the year, liquidations amounted to 400–500 million dollars per day. This is primarily related to high leverage on perpetual futures (up to 100x) and the complex functioning of liquidation mechanisms.
The overnight spike in liquidations on October 11 became the largest cascade in the history of the crypto market — nearly 20 billion dollars, which is approximately 15% of the annual volume of liquidations.
The collapse occurred against the backdrop of U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement of 100% tariffs on imports from China and the export of critical software, which heightened the risk-off sentiment and pulled the market away from assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Bitcoin and ETH lost 10–15% at their peak, with many altcoins losing 80% or more. Experts note that the reason lies not only in external factors but also in the structure of leverage, as well as vulnerabilities in liquidation mechanisms and infrastructure under stress. However, this is not a systemic default, but risks within specific strategies and assets.
$BTC Bitcoin at Christmas: back in a growth cycle or correction? According to Coingecko, on December 25, 2025, the exchange rate of the main cryptocurrency fell by 11% compared to last Christmas, amounting to about 87.6 thousand USD. This is the third time in history that the price is below the level of December 25 of the previous year.
A brief history over 10 years for each December 25 (USD):
2015: 456
2016: 894
2017: 14.3 thousand.
2018: 4.0 thousand.
2019: 7.3 thousand.
2020: 23.8 thousand.
2021: 50.9 thousand.
2022: 16.8 thousand.
2023: 43.0 thousand.
2024: 98.7 thousand.
2025: 87.6 thousand (drop of 11%)
What this means: after a year of bearish conditions in 2022, the market has recovered for two consecutive years — a 155% increase in 2023 and a 130% increase in 2024, largely due to expectations of spot ETFs and increased institutional interest. However, 2025 serves as a reminder: the crypto market remains sensitive to global risks and macroeconomics, maturing but remaining volatile.
$BTC $SOL $BNB Pantera Capital named 12 crypto trends for 2026: from AI in services to tokenized assets. Below is a compressed overview of the key areas that, according to the analyst, the fund plans to set trends in infrastructure, technology, and DeFi in the coming years.
Integration of artificial intelligence into consumer crypto services and autonomous traders based on AI.
$TRUMP A Comprehensive Overview of CoinGecko: 2025 State of Memecoins. According to analysts, the market capitalization of memecoins collapsed by about 100 billion dollars in 2025. The reason was the release of new tokens, including TRUMP and LIBRA, after which prices and trading volumes in memecoins fell almost without a rebound.
By the beginning of 2025, the total market capitalization of memecoins reached about 150 billion dollars — three times higher than the peak of 2021. The growth was supported by platforms like Pump.fun and mass listings on major exchanges, including Binance and Coinbase. But by the end of the period, the situation changed: by November, the total capitalization decreased to about 47.2 billion dollars.
The authors emphasize that the majority of the market is still held by the 'old-timers' — DOGE, SHIB, and PEPE, despite thousands of new tokens. A separate section of the report highlights the 'dark side' of memecoins: rug pulls, sniping, bundling, fake copies, and honeypots.