BTC breaks through the $95000 mark

[ZEC Largest Bear Closes ETH Short Position and Increases ZEC, MON Shorts] On December 30, Coinbob monitoring revealed that the whale labeled as 'ZEC Largest Bear' closed 1,008 ETH short positions last night, realizing a profit of approximately $3.08 million. Subsequently, in the early hours, the whale reopened positions, lowering the average price of ETH shorts to $3,246, with a total position size of approximately $132 million and an unrealized profit of $14.23 million. The whale also increased ZEC and MON short positions. The ZEC short position reached $20.29 million, with an average price of $419, resulting in an unrealized loss of $4.48 million. The MON short position reached $6.67 million, with an average price of $0.0304, yielding an unrealized profit of $2.95 million. As of the time of writing, the total short position of this address has increased to $163 million, making it the largest bear for ETH, ZEC, and MON on the platform.

Grayscale's latest research shows that despite the overall sluggish market performance, privacy tokens performed outstandingly in the fourth quarter of 2025, with ZEC leading the way. （Cointelegraph）

[Suspected Maven11 Capital-Related Wallet Deposits 10 Million ENA to Binance] According to monitoring by The Data Nerd, a wallet address suspected to be related to Maven11 Capital, 0xB81F…15dE, deposited 10 million ENA to Binance 20 minutes ago, valued at approximately $2.05 million. Last month, this address received 18.18 million ENA through token unlocking, valued at approximately $4.48 million, and deposited 3.68 million ENA to Binance, valued at approximately $1.06 million.

[FET Tokens Worth $1.1 Million Transferred from Team Wallet to Binance] According to monitoring by onchainschool.pro, FET tokens worth $1.1 million were recently transferred from a team wallet to Binance via DWF Labs. The total amount of such transfers this month has reached $2 million.

[GoPlus Report: Over $3.5 Billion Lost in the Web3 Sector by 2025] According to GoPlus RektDatabase data, over 1,200 major security incidents occurred in the Web3 sector by 2025, with total losses exceeding $3.5 billion. The three most common attack types were private key theft, phishing attacks, and Rug Tokens. The top three incidents by loss amount were the Bybit hack (February 21, $1.5 billion), the Cetus hack (May 22, $223 million), and the Balancer hack (November 2, $128 million). There were 12 attacks with individual losses exceeding $30 million, of which 7 involved CeFi, primarily due to the theft of administrator private keys and hot wallet private keys. Attackers' strategies showed a dual trend of 'precision targeting' and 'wide-net casting.'