On Tuesday, SlowMist released its 2025 Blockchain Security & AML Annual Report, estimating roughly $2.935 billion stolen in 2025, up 46% from 2024, even as incidents fell 51% to 200. DeFi logged 126 cases and about $649 million in losses, while CEX breaches (22) totaled $1.809 billion. The firm also noted 18 recovery or freeze events, with nearly $387 million secured from $1.95 billion in stolen funds.

Solana is trading below key resistance after a recent move to $130 and a subsequent 6.1% pullback to the $122 region, with price briefly dipping to an eight‑month low of $116 in mid‑December. Technical analysts highlight both a broken falling wedge that could point toward $144–$146 and, if resistance holds, potential downside toward the $100–$105 support area and even lower. Higher‑timeframe views outline a possible Head and Shoulders or double‑top structure that, if the $105 neckline fails, may open the way for targets in the $75–$51 zone or, in more severe scenarios, toward $60 and $35.

Following the latest market pullback, Dogecoin has dropped over 50% from its early October peak and is now trying to defend the $0.120 support after a 4.2% intraday slide from about $0.126 on Friday. Multiple analysts note that DOGE remains in a corrective phase, with some highlighting a fresh symmetrical triangle breakdown on the H4 chart that could trigger an additional move of around 15% toward either the $0.10–$0.11 region or a new bullish trend if price reverses.

Bitcoin has been trading between $80,000 and $94,000 since a late November correction, with price action stuck mostly in the $84,000-$90,000 band and recently hovering around $87,350. Analysts warn that failure to reclaim the $90,000 resistance could trigger another move toward $84,000, while some expect a decisive test of the current cycle in Q1 2026 with scenarios ranging from a rally toward $100,000 to a drop into the $60,000-$70,000 zone.

According to a weekly report from CoinShares, crypto investment products saw $952 million in outflows over the past week, while XRP-based ETFs bucked the trend with about $82.04 million in inflows and a 25-day positive streak. During the same period, XRP’s price rebounded from a two-month low of $1.77 to around $1.93, with several analysts suggesting the correction may be ending and eyeing a potential move toward the $2.30-$2.50 range if market momentum improves.

On Thursday afternoon, SOL slid nearly 9% to an eight-month low of $116, then bounced Friday by 7.7% toward $125. Analysts including Crypto Batman, Crypto Scient, and Rekt Capital cited support around $120–$123 and liquidity near $175–$190, while warning any upside could be limited if the monthly close falls below $123.

On Thursday, according to NewsBTC, BTC climbed 2.9% from its daily open but failed to reclaim the $89,000–$90,000 resistance after two retests, sliding back toward $85,145. Analysts including Ted Pillows, Ali Martinez, Daan Crypto Trades, and Crypto Jelle outlined scenarios ranging from a 10%–20% drawdown toward $74,000–$76,000 or $70,000 to potential resilience at weekly support, with BTC at $86,138 and down 5.3% weekly.

As XRP attempts to rebound from a recent market pullback, analysts say the token is trading near a crucial support area between $1.85 and $1.92. They warn that failure to close back above $1.92 could trigger a fall of about 50% toward the $1.00 region, a level not seen in over a year. Other traders remain optimistic, arguing that a break above $2.20 might open the door for a 27%–37% rally toward the $2.80–$3.00 range.

On Wednesday, volatility tied to a widely expected Federal Reserve rate‑cut announcement drove a 4.6% intraday drop in Dogecoin, and on Thursday it retraced to $0.136–$0.138 after trading for weeks in a $0.130–$0.155 range. Analysts say a successful retest of a multi‑year ascending support could set up a move toward $1 and even a 610% advance by early 2026.