Recently, precious metal prices have fallen back, with platinum, palladium, and silver facing profit-taking pressure, while Bitcoin and Ethereum have begun to rebound. Analysts believe that the precious metals market is saturated with funds, making short-term rebounds difficult to sustain, leading capital to flow into relatively undervalued cryptocurrencies to optimize risk and return.

Recent on-chain data shows a significant outflow of BTC from centralized exchanges, with a total net outflow of 510.29 BTC. Exchanges like Kraken, Gemini, and Gate have consecutively seen BTC outflows, while a major exchange has absorbed a large inflow, indicating differing perceptions of BTC's value among market participants, which may signal a shift in market sentiment.

【Crypto World】SOL's performance over the past 4 hours is quite interesting. Compared to the morning of December 24, the price has slightly risen, but it has already fallen back quite a bit since the opening on December 23. The candlestick shows a large bullish body, and the last candle still closed as a bullish candle, with the closing price higher than the opening—this pattern usually indicates resilience among the bulls.
However, trading volume has been somewhat dull, with recent hours showing a significant decrease in turnover. The price and trading volume are moving downward together, indicating that the market is currently in a wait-and-see phase with low participation.
How to interpret the technical indicators? The MACD is quite interesting—its histogram remains negative, but the negative values are gradually narrowing, suggesting that the bearish momentum is weakening and the bulls are quietly gaining strength. The KDJ indicator currently shows no clear golden cross or death cross signals, with values hovering around 25, indicating a neutral to slightly weak state. Divergence between volume and price is also evident.
Trading reference levels are here: for buying, consider 121.31 and 121.

Bitcoin's BCMI indicator continues to decline and has now fallen below the midline, indicating that the market is undergoing a structural reset. Historical data shows that the cycle bottoms in 2019 and 2023 were both near the 0.25 to 0.35 level on the BCMI. The current market may be transitioning into a true bear market rather than just a simple correction.

An investor bought BTC two years ago at a price of $29,775. Recently, they withdrew 99.9 WBTC from the exchange and collateralized it on Aave, borrowing 2 million USDC for deployment. The current unrealized profit on the books has reached $4,232,000, demonstrating their keen investment insight.

HashKey Capital announced that its fourth multi-strategy fund has completed its first round of financing with 250 million USD, targeting a total size of 500 million USD. The fund invests in infrastructure construction, scalability solutions, and large-scale application scenarios, adopting a flexible investment strategy that balances opportunities in both public markets and private sale.

On December 24th, industry insiders shared an interesting market observation: the recent rise in silver, palladium, and platinum is mainly supported by short positions squeezing, and this market trend is actually quite fragile.
What really deserves attention is the subsequent actions. Once these precious metals start to pull back, gold will most likely adjust accordingly. At that time, risk assets will have their opportunity—large amounts of capital are likely to withdraw from the entire precious metals sector and flow into crypto assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum.
The story of capital rotation is repeatedly played out in the market. Will this time be different? It is worth observing.

Trump Media recently transferred 2,000 Bitcoins, worth approximately $175 million. This move has attracted market attention and may indicate a reallocation of funds or a shift in investment strategy, reflecting the changing attitudes of large investors in the current market environment.

[Coin World] A large amount of USDC movement has been observed on-chain. According to on-chain monitoring data, a transfer of USDC amounting to $264.5 million was completed between unknown wallets. Such large stablecoin flows often reflect the capital allocation signals of market participants. Large transfers from unknown sources may involve inter-institutional clearing, cross-chain bridge operations, or position adjustments between major trading counterparts. The movements of such on-chain whales are worth following, as they can often reflect changes in market trends in advance.

An investor claim investigation regarding the Balancer protocol is underway due to misleading information disclosure, which resulted in a severe vulnerability causing a loss of $128 million in November 2025. Affected users can participate in a class action lawsuit, highlighting the importance of smart contracts Risk Management and transparency.

[Coin World] On-chain data shows that Fasanara Capital has been quite aggressive in its operations over the past two days—buying 6,569 ETH in just 48 hours, spending nearly $20 million. However, this guy did not stop there; he transferred these ETH to the Morpho platform and then lent out 13 million USDC. The strategy is clear: use ETH as collateral, borrow stablecoins from DeFi platforms, and then use the stablecoins to buy more ETH, leveraging to go long. This kind of operation is common when the market is bullish, but the risks need to be kept in mind—if the ETH price plummets, the liquidation risk is significant.