U.S. Solana spot ETFs recorded $4.9 million in net inflows on Dec. 10, Farside Investors reported on Dec. 11. Bitwise BSOL led with $3.7 million, followed by VanEck VSOL at $500,000, Fidelity FSOL at $400,000, and Grayscale GSOL at $300,000.

Whale address 0x31D sent 3,373.1 ETH to Binance over the past 7 hours on December 11, worth $11.467 million at an average of $3,399.7, Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa) reports. The address had withdrawn 3,593.21 ETH at $4,051 on October 14 and was once at a $5.13 million unrealized loss. Selling now would realize a $2.196 million loss.

Several large traders continued to add or adjust positions on Dec. 11, with multiple top ETH long and short accounts actively rebalancing, HyperInsight data show. Trader "Machi" Mark Huang saw unrealized profit on his ETH long narrow by nearly $1.5 million, now holding about $36.30 million with $110,000 in profit at an average entry of $3,260 and a liquidation level at $3,201 after trimming size on Dec. 10 to lower that threshold. The "CZ Counterparty" account holds roughly $172 million of ETH longs with $3.39 million in paper gains at an average of $3,201 over roughly 36 days and also has an XRP long of about $78.45 million showing a $10.57 million unrealized loss, ranking as ETH long TOP 2 on Hyperliquid. The "BTC OG Insider Whale" now has ETH long exposure of $392 million with $10.49 million in unrealized profit at a $3,177 average, having added roughly $120 million more at $3,362 and $3,280 on Dec. 11, while the largest ZEC short on Hyperliquid is also the biggest ETH, ZEC and MON short, holding $70.69 million in ETH shorts with $5.10 million in profit and ZEC shorts of about $20.72 million with losses narrowed to $270,000. A whale suspected of HYPE listing insider activity has a HYPE long of around $39.81 million at $38.6 each with a $13.55 million unrealized loss and a $22.17 liquidation price, and the account dubbed "Calm Order King" closed ZEC and SOL shorts before reopening SOL shorts, lifting account equity from $200,000 to $350,000 with current SOL short size near $4.54 million.

Address "BTC OG Insider Whale" (0xb31) expanded its ETH long exposure to about $392M with unrealized profit of $10.1M (13%) as of 8:00 on December 11, after adding roughly 40,000 ETH longs worth around $120M since the previous night, Coinbob's popular address monitoring cited by BlockBeats shows. The address opened the latest ETH long tranche on Hyperliquid with 5x leverage after transferring $70M from a Binance wallet between the evening of December 7 and the morning of December 8, followed by another $50M on December 10, leaving a margin balance of $52.5M, with the average entry price rising from $3,108 to $3,177 and a liquidation level at $2,234. The long position is close in size to the $500M BTC short built by the same address before the October 11 market drop, a trade that allegedly generated nearly $100M in profit, and BitForex CEO Garrett Jin said the address is linked to one of its clients.

Machi Big Brother Huang Li-cheng deposited 254,727 USDC into Hyperliquid on December 11 to continue his ETH long position, Hyperinsight data show. The 25x ETH long currently stands at 11,100 ETH (worth approximately $36.36 million), with an average entry price of $3,260 and a liquidation price of $3,201.04. The deposit occurred 4 hours ago.

A whale address withdrew 101,365 SOL (worth approximately $13.89 million) from Kraken about 10 hours ago, Onchain Lens data show. The address now holds 628,564 SOL valued at around $84.13 million, with 519,217 SOL in wallet and 109,348 SOL staked.

Whale address "1011" increased its leveraged long exposure on Ethereum by 19,109 ETH in the past 5 minutes after ETH fell below $3,300, Hyperinsight data show. The address now holds 5x ETH long positions totaling 120,094 ETH, valued at about $392 million, with an unrealized profit of $12.32 million (+13.55%). The average entry price stands at $3,177 with a liquidation price at $2,234.

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.