If Bitcoin surpasses $90,000, the mainstream CEX cumulative short liquidation volume will reach $1.08 billion

On December 19, **HyperInsight** (via its Telegram channel @HyperInsight) reported that since October, several high-profile crypto whales and traders have either closed positions at breakeven or suffered significant losses amid market volatility. Below are previously covered addresses: - **"Bullish on ETH Post-Oct 11 Crash"**: Final trade: An ETH long position opened Nov 7 incurred a $2.28M loss. Over two months, the trader exited with a total loss of $9.32M. - **"Whale Liquidated for $97M"**: Final trade: A ZEC short position on Nov 20 lost $0.56M. The trader closed at breakeven after a 30-day loss of $6.25M; they’re also a known player on Roobet and Stake.com. - **"BTC Bottom Buyer in November"**: Final trade: An ETH long on Nov 18 netted $0.91M, partially offsetting a $7.30M loss that same day. Over 30 days, the trader exited with a net loss of $5.77M. - **"WLFI Advisor Ogle"**: Final trade: A BTC long on Oct 16 lost $0.80M. Over 60 days, the trader exited with a small net

December 19: Binance Alpha has launched zkPass (ZKP). The token’s current price is $0.21, with a market capitalization of $42 million. Eligible users will receive a 200 VOOI token airdrop—valued at approximately $42 at current rates.

On December 19, Binance Alpha listed the new token zkPass (ZKP).

December 19 Jurien Timmer, Global Macro Director at Fidelity, said in a post on X that while he remains bullish on Bitcoin over the long term, the cryptocurrency may have completed its latest four-year halving cycle—both in terms of price and timing. Following 145 months of upward momentum, the $125,000 peak hit in October this year aligns largely with projections. Bitcoin typically sees a roughly one-year bear market, so 2026 could be a year of consolidation for the token, with support levels in the $65,000–$75,000 range. Timmer also highlighted gold’s robust performance in 2025, contrasting it with Bitcoin’s negative returns, and projected neither asset will experience mean reversion in the near term. Gold is currently in a strong bull market, up roughly 65% year-to-date and outpacing growth in the global money supply. During a recent pullback, gold retained most of its gains—a classic hallmark of a bull market.

On Dec. 19, Jurien Timmer, Global Macro Director at Fidelity, said in a post on X that while he remains bullish on Bitcoin long-term, the cryptocurrency may have already wrapped up its latest four-year halving cycle—both in price and timeline. After 145 months of growth, the $125,000 high Bitcoin hit in October this year aligned broadly with expectations, he noted. Bitcoin’s bear markets typically last around a year, so 2026 could be a “down year” for the token, with support ranging from $65,000 to $75,000. Timmer also highlighted gold’s strong 2025 performance, contrasting it with Bitcoin’s expected negative returns, and added neither asset is likely to see mean reversion in the near term. He pointed out gold is currently in a robust bull market: up roughly 65% year-to-date, outperforming global money supply growth, and holding most of its gains during a recent pullback—a classic hallmark of a bull market.

On December 19th, per Onchain Lens monitoring, Ethena Labs transferred 23.3 million ENA (≈$4.74 million) to FalconX 9 hours ago, likely for sale. The wallet currently still holds 123.4 million ENA, worth approximately $25 million.