On December 11, 2025, Bitcoin dropped below $91,000 after the Singapore trading session saw a 2.7% intraday decline from a prior peak near $94,490. The pullback came as Asian hours, which had been driving gains since August 2025, briefly weakened and left BTC trading just above $90,000 while triggering $175M in long liquidations across the market.

Pump.fun has spent $205 million buying back 13.86% of the PUMP token supply over the past five months—one of the largest buyback programs in Solana’s ecosystem—yet the token has fallen 55% to a three-month low as derivatives interest collapses and meme-token momentum fades.

On December 10, 2025, Sei Network said it partnered with Xiaomi to make Sei the default chain for new Xiaomi wallets and to pre-install a stablecoin-focused finance app on devices sold outside Mainland China, with the USA excluded. The L1 currently hosts $89M in native and bridged stablecoins and about $215M in DeFi liquidity. After the announcement, SEI rose 2.2% to $0.14. Sei will also allocate $5M to a Global Mobile Innovation Program to drive blockchain usage via consumer phones in regions with strong crypto adoption.

On December 10, 2025, HumidiFi’s WET token jumped more than 114% from its relaunch price to $0.28, with about $234M in daily volume. Liquidity concentrated on OKX and KuCoin, with futures activity on OKX and Bybit. On-chain data pointed to whale behavior, a 1B total supply with 230M circulating, and community debate over refunds for presale bot buyers.

By December 10 2025, money market pricing signalled European Central Bank rate hikes by the end of 2026, while Polymarket traders were still largely betting on no change in policy, according to market data. Swaps implied 13 basis points of tightening and German 5‑year yields rose to 2.49%, even as Polymarket showed around 84% odds that the ECB would not raise rates. ECB President Christine Lagarde has defended the current 2% level and pointed to a potentially more positive economic outlook that could support later rate increases.

On December 10, PIPPIN, an AI agent-themed memecoin, rallied to a new high near $0.35 after rebounding from lows of $0.01 and topping its earlier $0.24 peak. Trading on Raydium and Gate, alongside $135M in futures open interest with more than 72% of positions short, has raised questions about how sustainable the move is and whether the market is being pushed around. Large holders have already booked multi-million dollar profits, while funding rates on Binance have turned negative amid rumors of a future listing and the circulation of scam airdrop links.

On December 5, Binance posted net inflows of 162,084 ETH, the largest daily increase since April 2023, with exchange reserves rising to 3.88M ETH. ETH open interest held above $17.62B, with more than 70% of traders positioned long. The token traded just above $3,000 as large whale deposits boosted spot inflows.

STABLE plunged after Stable’s mainnet launch on December 8, hitting an all‑time low near $0.015. The token dropped more than 70% versus its IDO sale price. It opened with 18B circulating out of 100B total supply, with 50% allocated to the team and early backers. PancakeSwap liquidity was about $720K.

On Dec. 8, 2025, Strategy said it purchased 10,624 BTC, one of its largest weekly buys in recent months, funded mainly with new MSTR common stock and STRD preferred equity. It now holds 660,624 BTC at an average cost of $74,696 per coin. MSTR trades around $178 near a one‑month low amid continued equity dilution and an upcoming MSCI index decision.