[XRP Supply on Exchanges Drops to 7-Year Low of 1.6 Billion] Cointelegraph posted on Platform X that the XRP supply on exchanges has dropped to a 7-year low of 1.6 billion, a significant decrease from 3.76 billion in October.

[Neo Founders Erik Zhang and Da Hongfei Publicly Clash Over Financial Issues] Neo founder and core developer Erik Zhang has accused Neo founder Da Hongfei of failing to fulfill his commitment to disclose financial reports to the public. He has called for Da Hongfei to release a detailed list of assets managed by the Neo Foundation (NF) and an itemized breakdown of expenditures. Erik Zhang also mentioned that, according to their agreement, Da Hongfei will focus on the operation and development of NeoX and SpoonOS starting in 2026 and will no longer be involved in Neo mainnet affairs. In response, Da Hongfei stated that Erik Zhang controls the vast majority of Neo's funds and has delayed the process of transferring NEO/GAS tokens to NF's multi-signature address. He explained that he had previously refrained from making this matter public to maintain trust among the community but has now chosen to speak out.

On December 30th, WEEX announced that the platform has launched tokenized gold spot and contract trading such as PAX Gold (PAXG) and Tether Gold (XAUt), all supported by 1:1 physical gold. In addition, WEEX has launched the tokenization project SLVON, which tracks the world's largest and most liquid silver ETF iShares Silver Trust. These tokenization projects track the prices of gold and silver in the real world, support 24/7 trading, and users can also choose contract currency pairs for leveraged trading and two-way trading, taking advantage of the recent major market trends in precious metals to amplify investment returns. WEEX stated that the platform plans to launch a precious metal zone in the future and launch more precious metal tokens such as Matrixdock Gold (XAUM), Comtech Gold (CGO), Kinesis Silver (KAG), etc. to meet user trading needs. Original link: https://www.weex.ac/futures/PAXG-USDT

[Significant Gap Between 2025 Bitcoin Price Predictions by Arthur Hayes, Tom Lee, and Michael Saylor and Actual Performance] In 2025, Bitcoin price predictions became a focal point of discussion in the crypto industry, with notable figures' forecasts showing a significant gap from actual performance. At the beginning of the year, the market was optimistic due to institutional adoption, ETF inflows, and pro-crypto policies. However, macroeconomic headwinds and investor fatigue led to a 10% decline in Bitcoin over the year, failing to sustain strong momentum. Arthur Hayes had predicted Bitcoin would surpass $200,000, but due to the impact of President Trump's tariff policies, it dropped below $80,000 in April and ended the year at $86,000, far below his forecasted range of $150,000 to $200,000. Tom Lee initially predicted a year-end price of $250,000, later adjusting it to above $100,000. However, Bitcoin's price on December 19 was only $86,000, approximately 17% lower than his latest prediction. Michael Saylor predicted a year-end price of $150,000, but the actual price deviated by nearly 80%. He remains optimistic about long-term performance, forecasting that Bitcoin will reach $20 million within 20 years.

[dYdX Foundation Has Repurchased Approximately 7.5 Million DYDX] The dYdX Foundation stated on the X platform that following the proposal to use 75% of protocol fee revenue for DYDX buybacks, approximately 7.5 million DYDX tokens have been repurchased to date, with a total value of approximately $1.35 million. The next planned buyback is for 1.78 million DYDX tokens.