Ethereum transaction fees have fallen to an eight-year low, returning to 2017 levels, according to CryptoRank. The decline came days after the Fusaka upgrade went live on December 3, 2025. The upgrade is designed to improve execution efficiency and ease congestion at the protocol level. The move points to measurable progress on Ethereum’s scalability.

XRP is trading around $2.01 after post-FOMC volatility, down 4% over the last 24 hours and nearly 8% for the week. Traders are watching $1.90 as a key support, with resistance near $3.60 and repeated failures around $2.1. Technical indicators show the RSI compressing at 39 and the Stochastic RSI in oversold territory, while on-chain activity has slipped to 37,088 addresses. At the same time, US spot XRP ETFs have seen more than $190 million in weekly inflows, indicating continuing institutional demand.

On 11 December 2025, State Street Investment Management, Galaxy Asset Management and Ondo Finance introduced SWEEP, an onchain cash-sweep fund designed to settle in PYUSD. The first deployment is planned for Solana in early 2026, with Ondo seeding $200 million, according to the partners. Stellar and Ethereum are slated next, with CCIP enabling cross-chain movement.

XRP is trading around $2.01 after a 2.73% daily drop and 6.3% decline over the past week, as Ripple rolls out the XRP Ledger v3.0.0 upgrade. The new release introduces major protocol fixes, stronger automated market maker and escrow accounting, an expanded Simulate API and scalability amendments that prepare XRPL for native lending and broader DeFi use cases. Market participants are watching whether these technical changes will boost interest in XRP in the near term or mainly position the network for longer-term growth.

HYPE, the native token of the Hyperliquid exchange, has fallen about 5% over the past 24 hours to around $27, slipping below short-term support. The project’s TVL has declined from $2.42 billion on October 30 to $1.63 billion, while derivatives open interest has also shrunk, intensifying selling pressure. Analysts say that if the current bearish trend and weak RSI continue, HYPE could revisit the $23 area. They add that a rebound above $29 could open a path toward $36.23.

Ethereum has pulled back to the low $3,100s after briefly trading above $3,300, with momentum flattening and resistance building between $3,300.99 and $3,371.59. Buyers are defending support at $3,137.51, $3,077.72, and $3,069.97, while clustered bids around $3,189 are meeting offers at $3,208.02, $3,200.98, and $3,195.11 after last week’s rebound, according to TradingView data.

Internet Computer (ICP) is retesting a key support cluster around $3.039, $3.009, and $2.977 as bearish momentum cools but continues to dominate the daily trend. Technical indicators, including downward-sloping 9-day and 20-day EMAs, a negative MACD, and an RSI in the mid-30s, point to sellers remaining in control while hinting at potential stabilization. Large bid and ask liquidity walls in the order book between $0.723 and $5.050 are expected to influence whether ICP extends its breakdown or rebounds toward resistance at $4.659, $4.908, and $5.050.

A U.S. lawsuit filed in late October alleges unauthorized Pi token transfers, centralized validator control, and off‑books sales. The plaintiffs seek up to $10 million in damages. Researcher Dr. Altcoin, posting on X, argues the case misrepresents Pi’s token economics and governance, including claims of prior triple‑digit pricing that he says never appeared on reputable markets.