On December 31, the Ethereum spot ETF market experienced net outflows, totaling $72,058,600. Gray Mini Trust ETF saw a net outflow of $31,983,800, and BlackRock's ETHA saw a net outflow of $21,508,200. Despite short-term outflows, the overall market remains growth-oriented, with a cumulative net inflow of $12.328 billion, reflecting institutional interest in Ethereum.
Year-end cash-out? Grayscale is really bleeding here, throwing over 30 million in a single day... But looking at the historical cumulative, it's still positive, indicating that long-term holders still believe in it.
【Crypto World】A volunteer-driven cryptocurrency security organization has achieved remarkable results over the past year—handling over 1,800 support tickets in 2025, more than doubling the total since its establishment in 2023. The complexity of the work is also increasing. Behind these more than 1,800 support tickets are the management of over 125 crisis "war rooms," and the team responded to more than 3,300 emergency requests through the SEAL 911 Telegram channel. These figures not only reflect the organization's expansion but also point to a stark reality: cyberattacks are making a comeback in the crypto ecosystem. The most shocking case in 2025 was the $1.4 billion hack of a leading exchange, which became the largest single loss of the year. Attack methods are also evolving—beyond traditional private key leaks and carefully crafted phishing attacks, a more aggressive "wrench attack" has emerged.
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1800 tickets doubled? Damn, this ecosystem is really broken...
Hackers are all in action, and we're still bragging here.
14 million USD just gone? I'm stunned.
Wrench attack? New tricks again... Quickly check your wallets, don’t get exploited again.
These volunteers are really tough, 125 operation rooms, I’d be exhausted.
No matter how powerful security organizations are, they can't stop these shitcoin thieves.
Private key leaks, phishing, wrench attacks happening one after another... We're truly living in hell mode.
Looks like I need to be more cautious this year; who still dares to connect wallets casually?
3300 emergency requests, how many per hour on average... the pressure is intense.
Is the ecosystem collapsing? No, just a security incident explosion.
But speaking of which, this organization is still useful; otherwise, the losses would be even worse.
【ChainNews】There are several noteworthy signals in the latest Financial Stability Report released by the Reserve Bank of India. Let's first look at the banking system: the non-performing loan (NPL) ratio is expected to gradually improve from the current 2.1% to potentially 1.9% by the fiscal year 2026-27. That sounds promising, but the situation on the other side is more complex—the risk in non-bank financial institutions (NBFCs) is rising, with bad debt ratios expected to jump from 2.3% to 2.9%. Even more interesting is the central bank's stance on stablecoins. The report explicitly reiterates concerns about the risks of stablecoins, stating that such assets pose a threat to macrofinancial stability. The central bank's advice is clear: countries should prioritize developing their own central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) to maintain financial order. The underlying logic is straightforward—rather than letting private stablecoins run wild, it’s better to keep the control in their hands. Although different countries have varying attitudes, this regulatory approach is becoming a mainstream consensus.
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Banks look good on paper but NBFCs are exploding; the gap is widening... The Reserve Bank of India’s approach is also brilliant. Instead of letting stablecoins run wild, it’s better to launch its own CBDC—classic "I take control" mindset.
The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) in the United States plans to conduct an in-depth study starting from 2026 on whether stablecoins can be considered "cash equivalents" and the accounting treatment of cryptocurrency transfers. This initiative aims to improve the relevant regulatory framework. The FASB chair has confirmed that this project will be included in the agenda, marking an expansion in the standardization of cryptocurrency financial treatment.
The LEO token has recently increased by 50%, with a current trading price of $8.77. Analysts predict it could reach $14-16 by 2026 and possibly $40-45 by 2030. The optimistic sentiment stems from the expansion of the iFinex ecosystem, with Bitfinex's growth and innovative tokenomics enhancing the token's scarcity and value.
As of December 30, 2025, DOGE's candlestick chart shows signs of reversal. Although the price has fallen sharply, it has rebounded. Trading volume has shrunk, and market participation is insufficient. Technical analysis indicates that the bearish momentum is weakening, while the bulls are preparing to exert strength. It is recommended to buy at 0.12, sell at 0.1266, with a key support level at 0.1218.
Recently, 954 Bitcoins (approximately $84.37 million) were transferred from an unknown wallet to a leading compliant exchange, attracting market attention. This move may indicate institutional profit-taking or large investors adjusting their positions; the specific impact will depend on subsequent price trends and capital flows. On-chain monitoring data is becoming an important market indicator.