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.

XRP's price has dropped from about $3.66 to near $1.85, while exchange inflows to platforms like Binance have risen, signaling heavier sell pressure even as total exchange balances fall toward 1.5 billion XRP. More than 6 million wallets reportedly hold 500 XRP or fewer, large holders and locked or escrowed tokens dominate the effective float, and buying 1,000 XRP now costs around $1,750 versus roughly $500 a little over a year ago. With much of the supply illiquid and many retail traders priced out, even a modest return of demand could quickly tighten the market and amplify price swings.

Ethereum attempted a recovery above $2,920 and $2,950 but topped at $3,053 before sliding back under $3,000. It faces resistance at $2,930, $2,940, $2,955 and $2,980, with a contracting triangle on the hourly chart and the 100‑hour SMA overhead. A drop below $2,900 and $2,880 risks $2,840, $2,800, and $2,720; upside needs a break above $2,950 and $3,000.

Rarible's RARI token surged 94.5% in the past 24 hours, with daily trading volume expanding 20-fold and market cap at $7.27 million. Despite the spike, RARI failed to overcome the $0.5 resistance and was trading around $0.35, while long-running downtrend signals and weak user metrics pointed to limited chances of a sustained reversal.

Flow abandoned plans for a full-chain rollback after a December 27 exploit siphoned about $3.9 million, following heavy criticism from developers and bridge operators. The FLOW token fell more than 50%, briefly near $0.079, while phase one sets EVM operations to read-only and temporarily restricts affected accounts.

At press time, FARTCOIN traded at $0.31, down 3.23% daily after a 3.21% weekly rise, having defended $0.23 and printed a local high near $0.32 in a mini ascending channel. Top holders lifted balances by 9.38% to 692.04 million, adding 69.24 million with a net positive change of 51.16 million over four days, while one whale bought 8.58 million tokens for $2.66 million.

CoinShares said XRP investment products drew about $70.2 million in the final week of December 2025, lifting monthly inflows above $424 million, while Bitcoin and Ethereum funds saw $25 million and $241 million in outflows. CryptoSlate data showed XRP near $1.87 and down 15% for the month as US-listed spot products, launched mid-October, amassed over $1 billion in net inflows, tightening tradable supply via custodial cold storage.

XRP has dropped below the $2 level and remains under heavy selling pressure, with its price hovering around the $1.87–$1.90 range after a rejection from the $3.00–$3.50 zone. According to analysis by Darkfost, exchange inflows to Binance have risen sharply since mid-December, including a spike of roughly 116 million XRP, signaling a shift from holding to distribution. This trend reflects profit-taking by earlier buyers and capitulation from newer entrants, leaving the $1.80–$1.85 area as critical support and keeping the broader corrective structure in place.