Sei announced on Dec. 10 a partnership with Xiaomi to preload a crypto wallet and app discovery tool built on Sei onto all new Xiaomi smartphones sold outside mainland China and the United States, BlockBeats reports. The preinstalled application supports one-click onboarding via Google and Xiaomi ID, features an MPC-secured wallet, access to multiple DApps, and P2P and C2B payment functions, initially targeting markets where Xiaomi holds strong positions including Greece (36.9% share) and India (24.2% share). The companies are developing stablecoin payment capabilities using assets such as USDC, with an initial rollout planned for Hong Kong and the European Union in Q2 2026 before expanding to additional compliant markets. Xiaomi sold 168 million smartphones in 2024 with a 13% global market share, meaning the app will be preloaded on all new devices and pushed to existing users.

Binance CEO He Yi said on Dec. 10 she will airdrop BNB to users who suffered losses on a meme coin during the period her WeChat account was compromised, BlockBeats reports. The airdrop will be completed within 24 hours and applies to trades made via Binance's keyless wallet and the Alpha platform.

Canadian fintech firm Pineapple Financial announced on Dec. 10 it has launched a mortgage tokenization platform on the Injective blockchain and plans to migrate its entire historical portfolio of more than 29,000 mortgages worth about $10 billion onto the chain, BlockBeats reports. The company has tokenized over 1,200 mortgage documents valued at approximately $412 million, with each tokenized record carrying more than 500 data points to support greater transparency and operational efficiency.

Ethereum rising above $3,400 would trigger an aggregated short liquidation intensity of $515 million on major centralized exchanges, Coinglass data cited by BlockBeats show on December 10. A drop below $3,200 would be associated with a combined long liquidation intensity of $1.195 billion on these platforms. BlockBeats noted the liquidation chart reflects relative intensity of each cluster rather than exact contract values, with higher bars indicating stronger potential market reactions once price reaches those levels.

Binance users holding at least 230 Binance Alpha points can start claiming airdropped tokens on a first-come, first-served basis at 18:00 Beijing time on December 10, BlockBeats reported, citing an official announcement. The distribution will run until the airdrop pool is fully allocated or the campaign is officially concluded.

BlockBeats reports that on December 10th, on-chain analytics firm Onchain Lens observed a newly activated wallet address executing a significant withdrawal of 200,001 SOL from the Binance exchange. This transaction, which occurred approximately four hours prior to the report, is valued at an estimated $27.87 million.

Binance plans to list new BNB/USD1, ETH/USD1 and SOL/USD1 spot trading pairs at 16:00 on December 11, 2025 in the UTC+8 time zone, according to an official announcement. The exchange said the pairs will be available on its spot market when trading goes live at the scheduled time.

On Dec. 10, Yi Lihua, founder of Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital), recently issued a statement asserting Ethereum (ETH) is 'severely undervalued' for long-term spot investments, emphasizing that minor price fluctuations are insignificant over such horizons.Lihua's bullish conviction stems from a dual perspective. Macroeconomically, he cites anticipated interest rate cuts, broader monetary easing, and an evolving landscape of crypto-friendly policies. Industrially, he highlights the robust growth of stablecoins and the accelerating tokenization of financial assets migrating on-chain, contending these factors have fundamentally transformed Ethereum's value proposition. These catalysts also inform his high-conviction allocations in other digital assets. He commits to a long-term strategy: 'Once fully allocated, the rest is entrusted to time; I will not engage in short-term swing trading.'Finally, Lihua cautioned against leveraged derivatives (contract trading). He argued that spot market volatility is already substantial, making additional leverage perilous. He cited two reasons: most individuals lack the professional technical skills and psychological fortitude required, and contract trading is a high-stakes game where the vast majority lose, diverting energy better spent on off-exchange business ventures.