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.

On December 10, SpaceX moved 1,021 BTC valued at about $94.48 million. The transfer follows last week’s 1,083 BTC move worth roughly $99.8 million, extending a run of sizable Bitcoin transactions by the company. Bitcoin traded near $91,941 as attention focused on the firm’s on-chain activity.

SpaceX transferred 1,083 BTC valued at approximately $99.8 million on December 5, data show. The aerospace company holds roughly 5,012 BTC across identified wallets, worth around $457.8 million at current prices. The transfer originated from a SpaceX-associated wallet to a new address, following patterns consistent with previous movements to Coinbase Prime custody infrastructure.

Five XRP exchange-traded funds held $801.7 million in combined assets as of November 28, 2025, less than one month after launch. The funds collectively hold 339.16 million XRP tokens, representing 0.339% of circulating supply, data show. Canary Capital leads with 155.8 million XRP under management, followed by Bitwise with 80.5 million tokens.

Bitcoin's MVRV Z-Score has reached its lowest recorded level, according to cryptocurrency analyst Michael van de Poppe. The indicator, which compares market value to realized value, suggests the asset may be trading significantly below fair value. Extreme negative readings have historically preceded major price recoveries during similar market conditions.

Bitcoin rose to $91,594 as its market capitalization expanded from $1.73 trillion to $1.83 trillion, adding approximately $100 billion, data show. The cryptocurrency rebounded from levels near $86,000 observed the previous day. Trading volumes increased 21.71% to $72.9 billion, reflecting heightened market activity following recent price corrections.

XRP's market capitalization declined $19 billion between November 12 and November 19, dropping from $147.08 billion to $128.50 billion, data show. The token traded at $2.14 with a 1.6% decline over 24 hours, underperforming the broader crypto market's 0.24% gain during the same period.

XRP's market capitalization declined $13 billion in 24 hours, dropping from $150.38 billion to $137.39 billion. The token fell 9% to $2.27 following the debut of the first U.S. spot XRP ETF on Nasdaq. Major holders sold 1.4 billion XRP tokens over the past month, intensifying downward pressure.

XRP rose 12% over 24 hours to $2.53, lifting market capitalization from $135.83 billion to $152.41 billion. Trading volume surged 91% to $4.98 billion. The token outperformed the broader crypto market, which gained 4.94% during the same period.